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Plenty of applications reformat digital content to look more like print. Kapow! does the exact opposite by typesetting a bricolage of fractured stories. Though the book draws on a rich history of visual writing (MoMA’s new show about alphabets addresses the tradition), it may be the first novel to mimic how we read in the digital age. (via Novel Evokes Middle East’s Twitter Revolution, With Melting Paragraphs And Fold-Out Pages | Co.Design: business innovation design)
ANIMATED CAMERAS
A great collection of animated cameras by Antonio Vicentini. via fifine
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SUBMISSION: Piles of harvested salt in Saline Valley, CA. 1912 or 1913.
ed: Surreal!
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A personal message is more and more often sent digitally. Intangible, floating in the air, only readable on a screen. The Cryptographer generates pattern by translating words to a code. Bleached into fabric the message becomes tangible. Invisible words, with a physical impact. Controlled by text messaging each character is transformed into a specified icon, resulting in ever changing patterns, depending on the users input.
The bleach proces is applied by a pen attached to the print head of the Cryptographer. Reacting differently on each textile dye the bleached shades vary. Size and scale of the pattern is determined by the amount of words send to the printer.
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"Beauty is not only in appearance. It is in interaction."
Patrizia Marti - The Beauty of Interaction, at re:publica 2012
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Reinterpretation of the relationship between battery and clock. Behind the clocks, batteries always provide the power that allows clock to work. Batteries summon up courage to demand more active relationship, willing to play the role of hands of a clock
Front and back by Gina Woo
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Nice to see that not only humans make mistakes, but also the machines..
“Errors in production is an ongoing collection of a variety of products with individual manufacturing errors.” - Heike Bollig
(via Today you inspired me: error.)
mal was anderes als meister propper…
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"Someday perhaps I will go around carrying only a book, a change of clothes, a pen, a water bottle, a folding umbrella, and a little capsule that turns into my livelihood when opened. Rollable hi-res screen and keyboard, tiny computer the size of a cell phone or smaller but as light as a pen, with high-speed satellite connectivity anywhere on the globe. In this world, my sleeping bag, pad and windproof hammock weigh only a pound put together. For half of the year I travel the world, alone and with companions, with a small bag slung over my shoulder like Kwai Chang Caine. We sleep outdoors, travel on trains, and a few days of the week sit some place cozy and create beautiful software or solve interesting problems that improve the world."
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