Carlo Bernardini, ‘Permeable Space’ (2006)
optical fibers in plexiglass
3.5’ h
FLUIDIC – A Sculpture in Motion: An Interactive Field of 12,000 Spheres Illuminated by Lasers
Danish artist Jeppe Hein, Kunazawa Exhibition, 2011
Contemporary-Art-Blog
Bio-light…light fixture that runs on bacteria.
Federico Maddalozzo, “Maybe #5” (uncoated), 2006
Ugo Rondinone Human Nature 2013
![Isa Genzken’s Rose II on the New Museum’s Façade [2010] (Abitare.it)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/4a51ea2be83565a198220557ecb0c697/tumblr_mlotxmp4y01r0b8ceo1_400.jpg)
Isa Genzken’s Rose II on the New Museum’s Façade [2010] (Abitare.it)
Robert Wechsler - Applied geometry
PULSE INDEX by RAFAEL LOZANO-HEMMER ll Art Installation in Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia
“Pulse Index” is an interactive installation that records participants’ fingerprints at the same time as it detects their heart rates. The piece displays data for the last 765 and over participants in a stepped display that creates a horizon line of skin. To participate, people introduce their finger into a custom-made sensor equipped with a 220x digital microscope and a heart rate sensor; their fingerprint immediately appears on the largest cell of the display, pulsating to their heart beat. As more people try the piece one’s own recording travels upwards until it disappears altogether —a kind of memento mori using fingerprints, the most commonly used biometric image for identification.” via | republicx
Wadi Al-Salaam: The Largest Cemetery in The World via Amusing Planet
Wadi us-Salaam, which literally means the Valley...
Day 55, Marina Abramović (by MoMA The Museum of Modern Art)
