Posts Tagged ‘technology’

Artime Concept Watch

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Amaz­ing. With all the inno­va­tion and ideas that have risen and made them­selves known around the world, you’d think that we’ve thought of every­thing already.

Check this out … it’s a watch that’s based on the user. I guess which is to say, you see the time when you want to see it — maybe?

Everything’s in French on the offi­cial site [and the Vimeo page … Google trans­late didn’t help much] so that’s the best I can come up with [I def­i­nitely failed French class in the sev­enth grade].

via Design By 8

Electronic Tattoos via Philips Design

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Tat­toos and phys­i­cal muti­la­tion are amongst the old­est forms of per­sonal expres­sion and iden­tity. Sub­cul­tures have used tat­toos as a form of self rep­re­sen­ta­tion; a visual lan­guage com­mu­ni­cat­ing per­son­al­ity and sta­tus. Philips Design exam­ined the grow­ing trend of extreme body adorn­ment like tat­toos, pierc­ing, implants and scarring.

The Elec­tron­ics Tat­too film expresses the visual power of sen­si­tive tech­nol­ogy applied to the human body. The film sub­tly leads the viewer through the simul­ta­ne­ous emo­tional and aes­thetic trans­for­ma­tions between two lovers.

The music sounds so creepy and makes me think that the tat­too is an alien try­ing to escape from under the screen. *shud­ders* Ewwwww.

via Philips Design

Augmented Reality from Esquire

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

Are we going to start see­ing more paper pub­li­ca­tions embrac­ing tech­nol­ogy in this way? If so, these are very excit­ing times.

You have to down­load sep­a­rate soft­ware and must have a web­cam in order for this to work though.

via Selec­tism / Esquire