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- | ==== ([[Hardened Bubbles]]) ==== | ||
- | ===== In our desire to capture bubbles we try to harden them. Find a practical application for them in an attempt to make our dreams come true. But then it often turns that they somehow just loose their magic... ===== | + | ==== Hardened Bubbles |
- | {{acte2.gif|acte2.gif}} | ||
- | Melvin Sokolsky | ||
- | {{sanyobath.jpg|sanyobath.jpg}} | ||
- | {{sanyovillarosa.jpg|sanyovillarosa.jpg}} | ||
- | Sanyo Electric Corporation, | ||
- | "human washing machine" | ||
- | {{Wave_UFO-2003.jpg|Wave_UFO-2003.jpg}} | ||
- | {{MMoriGuests001.jpg|MMoriGuests001.jpg}} | ||
- | Mariko Mori: Wave UFO 2003 | ||
- | The video projection that takes place inside consists of two parts, which flow seamlessly together. Each viewer is outfitted with a set of electrodes, which gather brainwave data. This information is instantly transformed into visual imagery, in real-time correspondence with the actual activity of the brain, and projected onto the screen. Colorful abstract forms slowly expand and evolve into shapes like single cells and molecular structures, creating a dream world that is at once primordial and ethereal. With this sequence, Mori brings the viewer from the live biofeedback stage into what she describes as a deeper consciousness in which the self and the universe become interconnected. | ||
- | Wave UFO 2003 :Source: http:// | ||
- | {{1127401674_sol_haus-rucker-co_mind_mail.jpg|1127401674_sol_haus-rucker-co_mind_mail.jpg}} | ||
+ | ===== In our desire to capture bubbles we try to harden them. Find a practical application for them in an attempt to make our dreams come true. But then it often turns that they somehow just loose their magic... ===== | ||
- | Haus-Rucker_Co: | + | "When natural processes |
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+ | {{acte2.gif|acte2.gif}} | ||
- | for a limited time in a visual and acoustic way. The processes of seeing and hearing are drawn out of their habitual apathy, separated into their individual functions and put together again as special experiences. | + | Melvin Sokolsky |
- | source: http://www.the-artists.org/ | + | {{:sanyobath.01.jpg? |
+ | Sanyo Electric Corporation, | ||
+ | "human washing machine" | ||
+ | Sanyo Electric Corporation, | ||
- | {{2.jpg|2.jpg}} | + | {{Wave_UFO-2003.jpg?450}} |
- | {{1.jpg|1.jpg}} | + | {{MMoriGuests001.jpg?397}}\\ |
- | {{7.gif|7.gif}} | + | Mariko Mori: Wave UFO 2003\\ |
+ | The video projection that takes place inside consists of two parts, which flow seamlessly together. Each viewer is outfitted with a set of electrodes, which gather brainwave data. This information is instantly transformed into visual imagery, in real-time correspondence with the actual activity of the brain, and projected onto the screen. Colorful abstract forms slowly expand and evolve into shapes like single cells and molecular structures, creating a dream world that is at once primordial and ethereal. With this sequence, Mori brings the viewer from the live biofeedback stage into what she describes as a deeper consciousness in which the self and the universe become interconnected. | ||
+ | Wave UFO 2003 :Source: http:// | ||
- | Concrete Canvas: 2006 Pete Brewin and William Crawford, have created Concrete Canvas, a " | ||
- | The structure is almost as easy to transport as a tent, but provide better protection | + | {{1127401674_sol_haus-rucker-co_mind_mail.jpg? |
+ | Haus-Rucker_Co: | ||
+ | Are appliances that change sensory impressions for a limited time in a visual | ||
+ | source: http:// | ||
- | unlike current solutions (soft-skinned tents), which offer inadequate protection, or are expensive and difficult to transport, concrete canvas is a rapidly deployable hardened shelter that requires only water and air for construction. it can be deployed by a person without any training in under 40 minutes and is ready to use within 2 hours. plus, with a design life of over 10 years, (tents only survive for 2 years) | ||
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Bini Shell System, | Bini Shell System, | ||
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automatically lifting all the necessary construction materials, which were distributed horizontally over a pneumatic form | automatically lifting all the necessary construction materials, which were distributed horizontally over a pneumatic form | ||
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anchored to a circular ring beam, from ground level into an hemispherical dome. After the initial ground preparation was finished, | anchored to a circular ring beam, from ground level into an hemispherical dome. After the initial ground preparation was finished, | ||
+ | that concrete thin shell structure was built in 60 minutes. http:// | ||
+ | ======== | ||
- | that concrete thin shell structure was built in 60 minutes. http:// | + | more inflatable image sections: [[Experience Inflatables]], |
- | + | or go back to; [[Cocky Eek]] | |
- | [[Experience Inflatables]], | + |