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Design is the metic­u­lous act of fold­ing clean clothes. Art is the free­dom in get­ting them dirty.
– John Maeda

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Japan­ese artist Isao Hashimoto has cre­ated a beau­ti­ful, unde­ni­ably scary time-lapse map of the 2053 nuclear explo­sions which have taken place between 1945 and 1998.

 

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I have always loved poetry. It has drawn some of the most vivid pic­tures I have ever seen. In this case Ron­nie Bruce a film stu­dent at Tem­ple Uni­ver­sity visu­al­izes the words of poet Tay­lor Mali using typog­ra­phy and ani­ma­tion. So well exe­cuted we do not lose sight of the mean­ing or the pic­ture they draw — we gain new insight into the pac­ing and mean­ing the poet artic­u­lates. We read the words as the poet says them; bur­nish­ing them into our heart and mind.

This vid real­izes the poten­tial of com­mu­ni­ca­tors when they do good work. It is not spec­tac­u­lar. It is not just clever. It speaks and we understand.

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This video cap­tures of a won­der­ful moment that is the inter­sec­tion of art, design, and tech­nol­ogy. An illus­tra­tion of cur­rent cul­ture — human­ity bound together with it’s technology.

Expe­ri­ence Mobile Mobile from James Théo­phane Jnr on Vimeo.

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Many Eyes

Got a tweet from Carl Mala­mud today that led me to this arti­cle about Mar­tin Wat­ten­berg. It’s always great to read about a whole yarn­ball of my inter­ests at one time. Cul­ture, infor­ma­tion, visu­al­iza­tion, and the mean­ing we can bring to data by cre­at­ing con­text. See an ongo­ing project at the TATE in the UK. ( MW2MW is a col­lab­o­ra­tion between Marek Wal­czak and Mar­tin Wat­ten­berg. Started in 1997, both artists work inde­pen­dently but come together on long term projects such as Apart­ment, Won­der­walker, Think­ing Machine and Noplace.) http://www.mw2mw.com/

These exper­i­ments and jour­neys open up new ways to look at what we see each day in a new light.

The aes­thetic is a bit clumsy for my lik­ing still the work at the con­cep­tual level is very intrigu­ing and the visu­al­iza­tions shed light on the snap­shots he takes.

Take some time to enjoy these works. Love to know your thoughts.

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