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Designer-artist Yuri Suzuki plays with sound in first exhibition
Japanese designer wants you to open your ears.
Japanese designer wants you to open your ears.
Stanford researchers want to make you think about the world in a enw way.”
The computer will see you now.
Channeling the secret side of the Cold War.
Maybe she’s made for it. Maybe it’s this amazing face-tracking rig.
Surgeon Simulator Simulator
You can already hear the music.
If you had a chance to check MoMA’s last design exhibition Talk to Me, you might have noticed several devices such as Sputniko!’s Menstruation Machine which mimics the pain of, well, menstruation. Or Kate Hartman’s Talk to Yourself Hat which transmits sounds from one’s mouth directly into one’s ears via a conspicuous, trunk-like tube. Technology can be gloriously strange. The new “Device Art” exhibition that kicks off at the Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Austria, captures playfully creative design, but from their encounter with ancient Japanese traditions. The Device Art movement emerged ten years ago. Hiroo Iwata, a professor at…
Ghostly releases all the tracks online with some custom vinyl to boot.