BREAKFAST, a design and engineering studio out of Brooklyn, recently unveiled something that they call Brixels. A Brixel is a variable-sized brick that is controlled by software and can act as a pixel in artwork, building facades, and other kinds of installations. Below is a… Read More
I was over at the Riverside Bridge yesterday taking photos and I was reminded of Eldon Garnet’s installation called, TIME: AND A CLOCK (1995). The work spans a few physical sites, but perhaps the most well known component is the line of text on the… Read More
It’s becoming harder and harder to think of tech as a distinct silo. Tech is embedding itself into so many traditional industries that, one day, every company will probably be a software/technology company in some regards. It’s for this reason that I often think and… Read More
Starting today and running until the end of the weekend, 8,000 glowing balloons will recreate a 15 km long section of the former Berlin Wall. It’s to commemorate 25 years since the fall of the wall. Here’s an aerial view of what it’ll look like:… Read More
