Brilliantly inventive work by artist Peter Funch. At first it's difficult to work out what he has done, but fairly quickly we can tell that there is some clever image manipulation. It offers a perceptive critique of city life by aggregating common themes, through which a typology of urban activity emerges.
snippets as life files/flies past
the low profile i keep
some immediate thoughts
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Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
Clones
Brilliantly inventive work by artist Peter Funch. At first it's difficult to work out what he has done, but fairly quickly we can tell that there is some clever image manipulation. It offers a perceptive critique of city life by aggregating common themes, through which a typology of urban activity emerges.
Labels:
culture,
landscape,
photography,
urban design
Thursday, 15 October 2009
GUI
A breathtaking yet gimmick-free re-imagining of the computer user interface by R Clayton Miller, all lovingly explained in this video. It's long, but worth watching in full for a glimpse of what we can hope is our mouseless future. Fingers at the ready - all of them.(via)
Labels:
culture,
electronic,
graphics,
product design,
technology,
video
Friday, 29 May 2009
Saturday, 16 May 2009
Things
Increasingly enjoying the sliced opinion and snapshots of Things magazine, and their regular posts. I might call it 'a sideways look at web presences' if it didn't sound cliched.It's over here.
Labels:
architecture,
blogs,
culture
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