A model to repurpose private infrastructure - such as scaffolding-, to create free space.

 

The Wildest Animal is an on-going project about imagine new ways of living with our waste and how to domesticate it.

 

Buckys are a series of snowglobes about the hopeless possibilities of sustainability based on consumption and green capitalism.

Bucky I from ChocolateRobot on Vimeo.

Tanda Foundation is a freestyle non for profit, that merges the logic of 501(c)(3) organizations and the tanda model, to create a web 2.0 social network that harness the power generated by large amount of people, to collect micro-funds towards the support of creative practice.

 

 

The Lightcoder is a symbolic object that explores the possibilities of survival in an urban environment, bringing attention to the vulnerability of digital technology and embracing its entropy through alternative interaction that don't rely on dominant technologies.
The Lightcoder is an analog communication device. A "rebozo"-style bag, made out of reflective mylar that use natural or artificial light to encode messages into morse code.
The Pocket LightCoder is a free tool. If you need one for your survival kit, shoot an email to: jerry@eyebeam.org

This project started out as the Milkscanner (as described on instructables). The basic idea behind this process is that you can capture the silhouette of an object easily when it is surrounded by a high contrast fluid, such as milk or ink.
When lowering the object into the fluid, the silhouette changes gradually, as the fluid obstructs more and more of the objects shape. By capturing the silhouette of an object at different stages of submersion, one can generate slices, that, if properly stacked together, can be interpreted as 3D data.

Here's a documentation video of a recent inkscanning performance:

inkscanner @ eyebeam Mixer from Friedrich Kirschner on Vimeo.

Using computer vision tracking coordinate systems, helicopters paint abstract forms on a canvas laid horizontially.

 Project will be shown in July. 

The text is currently being pulled from xml into openframworks dynamically displaying in real time peoples answers to the question ‘what would you take if you could only take one object out of a fire?’

the interface is then being projected onto a wooden board where I have laser cut a floorplan of the typical american house. The answers shift around depending on activity on the blog and gender specific answers (boys are black, girls pink)

Bombs (from 2d mat board) were be placed in iconic locations of bomb threats in hopes of opening a discussion of what is terrorism vs. fear and how interchangeable are the words. Where is the line between rational and unrational occur? How does a society begin to learn to cope with the unknown by being logical?

signs the world just might be ending.

updated constantly.