Tag Archives: interactive-art

Cutting Room Experiment; My Entry

I’ve entered this interesting competition; it’s asking for concepts for 12 flash mobbing events, to be held in Manchester in July.  My idea is for all of the attendants to take photographs simultaneously on their mobile phones, and then blutooth them to a central hub to be displayed on a big screen. Vote for me [...]

Spy Phone

I recently purchased a modified Nokia phone, that lets you set it into a “spy mode” – whereby the phone appears to be off but will actually automatically answer any incoming phone calls; without any visible signs. Its designed for un-trusting types to spy on their friends, employers or loved ones. Fortunately, I’m in a [...]

Amazingly Cool ‘Net Art

Have a balloon inflate, grow, and pop by hits on a website…. brilliant!
To elaborate; each time somebody viewed the artists blog on a particular day a mechanism inflated a balloon a tiny amount. By the end of the day the balloon popped due to viral spreading of the message. Love it.

Public Art; Large Scale

I just saw a post on Pinktentacle.com about making crop circle-esque images in rice paddys, in Japan.

Its really cool. Everyone should do it, on different levels. Farmers with fields, architects and town planers with buildings, streets and parks, “ordinary people” with their houses, gardens, cars and selves.
World Collage.
How does one start a thing like that?
On [...]

Wikipedia Photobombing Entry

There’s now an entry on Wikipedia telling us what my photobombing project is about. I wonder if I should augment it with some information about me. I guess not. At least not until its “notable”.

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