7.11.08

i like this!


Keegan McHargue from Portland
www.keeganmchargue.com

5.11.08

ottawa exhibit

just an interesting and fun exhibit at the national gallery in ottawa:

http://www.gallery.ca/caught/index.htm

just in case you have the time to go (catch the greyhound bus for $22)


sandy

4.11.08

17 Artsy, Architectural LED Sculptures

Go here : http://www.oobject.com/category/17-architectural-light-sculptures/

if you like this :

If you enjoy crazy lighting concepts like Anemix and Vortexx, you will love the list OObject has put together. Those first two are just a taste—there are 15 other designs to choose from. [OObject]


From Gizmodo.com

Conductive Stuff!

Hum, this post is mostly for Chantal's information, but anyone may benefit from it.

Chantal wanted to use conductive paint on her canvases. As opposed to using lead+ paint which = danger & death, i found these options

http://www.lessemf.com/paint.html (this site is for slow-witted individuals afraid of magnetic shields and what not. disregard their information aside from the price and sizes. )

I suggest this

SUPER SHIELD

Reduce or Eliminate EMI / RFI Interference

Super Shield A general purpose EMI/RFI shielding in a handy aerosol spray for use on most substrates. Especially good for RF shielding plastic electronics enclosures. Consists of a tough, durable acrylic base pigmented with a high purity nickel flake. One to two mil coating provides 40dB - 50dB shielding across a frequency range of 5 to 1800MHz. About 1600 in²/can coverage at 1.5 mil. Contains no CFC's, NO HCFC's, ozone friendly. 340g (12 oz) aerosol can. Dries to a dull gray color. Click to see MSDS

  • Surface Resistivity ~0.7 Ohm/sq
  • Dry time: 10 minutes at room temperature
  • Recoat time: 5 minutes
  • Excellent adhesion to most plastics
  • Tested as per IEEE Std. 299-1997
  • Underwriters Laboratories Recognized File No.: E202609
  • NO CFC 'S, NO HCFC'S, Ozone Friendly
  • RoHS Compliant
Flammable aerosol, ships by ground only.

Super Shield (Cat. #A285) ….................................... $31.95 add to cart



because of price vs conductivity.

Silver paint would be also great but a tiny jar is 30$



peeling away the layers


This chair gaves me the «déclic » for my manifesto.

«Designed by Nendo for the XXIst Century Man exhibition curated by Issey Miyake, the cabbage chair is made out of the pleated paper that is produced in mass amounts during the process of making pleated fabric. This paper is usually abandoned as an unwanted by-product.

The cabbage chair is created by peeling away the layers of a roll of pleated paper one layer at a time. Resins are added during the original paper production process to add strength. Since the production process is so simple, the chair could be shipped as one compact roll for the user to cut open and peel back at home.»

Found via: laissezfairedesign.blogspot.com

3.11.08

poetic studies for manifesto/project


so here are some images I have been playing with for the purpose of communication/memory/typeography. enjoy.















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