Scientist from the University of California Berkeley developed a system that captures someone’s brain activity and reassembles it to video data. In the video below you can see on the left hand side what the test person watched. The video on the right was reconstructed purely based on the measured brain activity. Obviously it has [...]
We’ve added a ton of new work to our main site recently, but one thing that might not be immediately evident is that the site is running on a new content management system (CMS) built with Drupal 7. For years we’d been limping along with a custom-built CMS, but after we built a few Drupal [...]
Last week I attended An Event Apart Boston, a conference put together by the folks behind A List Apart. The conference was two days of speaker sessions covering a variety of topics on web design, followed by a one-day practical workshop on HTML5/CSS3. The conference has been around for a few years, but this was [...]
Interesting art series done by Milan based collective Carnovsky. The RGB work is a series of wallpapers that surprisingly mutate and interact with different chromatic stimulus. Find more images on their website.
Pretty crazy test Japanese sound artist Daito Manabe did together with Masaki Teruoka and Katsuhiko Harada. Daito’s face is twisted to the music via electrical-pulse that stimulates his muscles, 10 channels in total, 8 to control his facial expressions, 2 to keep the music and face in sync. According to Daito it depends on the [...]
A short film done by Mickey Smith and Allan Wilson with some amazing footage from the Atlantic coast in Ireland and the UK shot in Super 16 mm and digital with a Canon 5D Mark II. Although the film is not completely shot with the Mark II it still is another example of how amazing [...]
