Geronimo

I like this british culture of brainstorming at pubs. No wonder why they are everywhere, it's quite handy.

Chunky move

Something I talk about this afternoon. Not really utopia, but way than video can be used as light and interactive scenography at the same time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS1WALmBqUw&

Eyewriter.

Eyewriter uses eye tracking technology to "empower people who are suffering from ALS with creative technologies."

Not strictly Utopian, in the all encompassing sense, but it links with something said earlier about using the tools/perspective of now and improving or helping as far as possible.

The gray area between facts and fantasy

Meet Jeff Eisenberg. I came across his work a while ago and now seems like a good time to bring it back to the table and share it, not just because some of his drawings supposedly reflect utopian and dystopian visions (which is not very evident I must say), but for the creative process behind them. Make sure you check the statement section on his website, I find it quite interesting considering the nature of our project and the diversity of our skills.

http://www.jeffeisenberg.net

some video mapping inspiration

So here is some video mapping I enjoyed particularly.

on 3D objects :




application in real life :


more common video mapping, on architectural :


and the last but not least, on car :
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