the physical impossibility of art in the mind of someone dead

Remember's Damien Hirst's famous formaldehyde shark? aka “The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living yadda yadda yadda...”... well, it's rotting...

donald fisher's art collection

Damn, to be filthy rich and collect art like nobody's biz... checkout Gap Inc. founder Donald Fisher's extensive, and most impressive collection of 20th/21st century art...

tachikoma robo

Tomotaka Takahashi makes robots for a living... how cool is that???... Especially cool is this Tachikoma robot he made...

More about it in this article...

sony bravia - bunnies

So, yall probably seen Sony Bravia's new Bunnies ad and all the surrounding hype...
now, the scandal... did they rip off Kozyndan?... Kozyndan's been working the bunny motif for quite a while now and are especially famous for their reworking of the Hokusai Bunny Wave... you be the judge... personally I think Kozyndan are owed sum credit...

light graffiti

Using LED glowsticks, flashlights, even fireworks, combined with time-lapse photography, light graffiti artists create a unique tagging that wraps around objects dimensionally, allowing them to tag in a way they’d never be able to with spraypaint. Checkit...

32andme

Might this be the future of gene mapping and social networking?

With a little help from Google, a secretive Silicon Valley startup called 23andMe is betting you’ll want to Web-surf your own DNA. But is the science ready?

Fascinating read via Portfolio.com...

appleseed ex machina

Yeah, it's the sequel, it looks good, it's got costume designs by Miucci Prada, it's produced by John Woo... oh, go look at it already...

kako ueda

Kako Ueda is an artist that primarily uses paper cut as a medium... these aren't your garden variety chinese paper cuts... inspired by organic beings and nature, checkout her crazy amazing art at her website...

the unseen video

It's been a while coming, a possible path for the future of music videos and film?...

from the website:

The Unseen Video,
a weather controlled, dynamic music video for Mike Milosh's - You Make Me Feel.

The Unseen Video is much more than a normal, static music video. It is a video that is affected by the weather and local time from the position of the viewer.

We want to create new synergies between the music, the video and the surroundings of the viewer. Every little change in your environment ensures that you will never see the same video twice. The look of the video might slightly change within an hour, but will have a whole new character in a few months.