Origami Dwellings
Origami inspired dwellings for the land of earthquakes.
Origami inspired dwellings for the land of earthquakes.
Someone (thx Tad), on FriendFeed just posted a link to this older Bjork video. It is mesmerizing; she breaks everything apart, (images, sounds, stereotypes, eggs 😉 ), into new “words”. Iceland has been on my mind lately, because of the news of the demise of their economy. The thought that no one would help them… Continue Reading
This was posted yesterday on Twitter, by @rebang: "Note the 2D-to-3D modeling in the Eyepet video. Everyday people being introduced to CAD.” “Eyepet: augmented reality for the masses" http://tinyurl.com/6brceg (specifically, the PS3-owning masses)
I wrote this as a comment within a fascinating discussion on funding in the film and software industries, which can be found here. Is it possible to invest in something that does not have a comparable, that may be breaking new ground in terms of creating new markets? In biotech this might fit into the… Continue Reading
This is an interesting search engine. You supply an image file, and it does a search for similar image, based on the pixels in the image, or as the company calls it, “the image fingerprint” of the file. Here is a video:
I wrote this as a reply to a question about the ideas behind WRLDs. But as I did, I realized that it contained useful information about the role of aesthetics as Web 3.0 emerges. Here it is… The Founding Philosophical Ideas Behind WRLDs; From the Practice of Art. WRLDs comes from a desire to broaden and clarify… Continue Reading
I think of the future of retail as a Shopping Dig(g), because I believe that our experience of buying stuff will soon become much more akin to an archeological dig, where unearthing meaning and culture are more actively part of the experience. I think shopping curating, (another variation of the privately directed retail experience), and… Continue Reading
I fell asleep for just 30 seconds, as I waited for my screen to refresh, (troubles these days with my technology…). In those moments, I had a thought/image about how good it would feel to pack it all in, and move to Paris. When I began WRLDs, I researched Paris, because of their interesting approach… Continue Reading
Fred Wilson wrote on his blog, about being bored with Web 2.0. He mentioned he was going to Europe. I wrote a reply, which as I did so, reminded me of Glagolitsa. I am including part of my comment here, just for reference later. If you are going to include Eastern Europe, it would be… Continue Reading
This man was said to be 136 YO. Something is interesting about a technique (here it is a form of stereoscopy using 2 GIF images), which implies 3D imagery applied to an image of a human whose life has become fragile. From CursiveBuildings, a Tumblr site by Joshua Heineman. I like the loop images, (I am looking… Continue Reading
A sweet little working demonstration of Duchamp’s Roto-reliefs. Click on the image to visit the site:
After looking further into blogging aggregators like Disqus and also services like Rapleaf, I am getting a glimpse into the future of the online identity, (id-entity..;0). For those that do not know, this is the username you use when you login or post on a blog. There is a movement towards consolidating it with shifts towards things… Continue Reading
These towers are perhaps the most stunning towers of business I have ever observed, either in design or through experience. Every month, I read about the expansion of Dubai as a global cultural mecca. A few months ago, CNBC’s Erin Burnett, discussed the increased magnetism of Dubai as a center for experimental art. They are building towers under the… Continue Reading
I have been asking for weeks, for a list of women who are developing Social Media, (Web 2.0) or Web 3.0, (The Semantic Web), applications. After hitting nothing but dead ends, I was starting to lose faith. Today, I had commented to Robert Scoble on FriendFeed after seeing his great interview on Sliderocket: Me: BTW Scoble,… Continue Reading
Nova Spivack at The Next Web Conference 2008 from Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten. source: http://thenextweb.org, via gregory lent.