Posts Tagged 'cmky'

Epiphyte

EPIPHYTE (borrowed from a botanical term) is a bi-pedal powered, interactive video installation that seeks to explore notions of sustainability and infosthetics by revealing the hidden history of products. Basically, its what happens when you take a stationary exercise bicycle

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Epiphyte

EPIPHYTE (borrowed from a botanical term) is a bi-pedal powered, interactive video installation that seeks to explore notions of sustainability and infosthetics by revealing the hidden history of products. Basically, its what happens when you take a stationary exercise bicycle

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Edible Aesthetics meets Sonic Cartography

CUBO (Cube) – is an interactive sound sculpture comprised of reclaimed materials and exploring notions of social architecture via a site-specific, locative sound track. Its literally a giant cube with a set a speakers and motion sensors on each of

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Edible Aesthetics meets Sonic Cartography

CUBO (Cube) – is an interactive sound sculpture comprised of reclaimed materials and exploring notions of social architecture via a site-specific, locative sound track. Its literally a giant cube with a set a speakers and motion sensors on each of

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ASKAA

Immersive. Botanical. Meditative. Aleatoric. Awe-inspiring. I keep effusing these odd combination of terms in describing SKOLTZ_KOLGEN, the endearing and impressive collective-of-two from Montreal, Canada. They performed ASKAA for a marathon 5 hours at the CMKY festival, described as an interactive

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ASKAA

Immersive. Botanical. Meditative. Aleatoric. Awe-inspiring. I keep effusing these odd combination of terms in describing SKOLTZ_KOLGEN, the endearing and impressive collective-of-two from Montreal, Canada. They performed ASKAA for a marathon 5 hours at the CMKY festival, described as an interactive

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Laser Graffiti

Our inaugural run of Laser Graffiti was a success and such good, clean fun! Graffiti Research Lab originally developed the LASER tagging system that allows people to paint images on entire building facades using a green laser. It even emulates

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Laser Graffiti

Our inaugural run of Laser Graffiti was a success and such good, clean fun! Graffiti Research Lab originally developed the LASER tagging system that allows people to paint images on entire building facades using a green laser. It even emulates

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CMKY’s 15 minutes

I’m presenting at the Boulder Tech Meetup this Tuesday, 3/4 at CU’s Wolf Law! Along with Kate Lesta and Lauren Higgins, we will talk about the various aspects of organizing the Communikey (CMKY) Festival of Electronic Arts. The zero waste

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CMKY’s 15 minutes

I’m presenting at the Boulder Tech Meetup this Tuesday, 3/4 at CU’s Wolf Law! Along with Kate Lesta and Lauren Higgins, we will talk about the various aspects of organizing the Communikey (CMKY) Festival of Electronic Arts. The zero waste

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