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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
