“This is a scarf I knitted based on a sample of the The Amen Break. I took an image of the waveform of the amen break and converted it into a knitting pattern, which I uploaded onto a hacked knitting machine. The knitting pattern repeats over and over the same way that the amen break sample gets looped in so many musical compositions.”
MORPH CHANDELIER | Alicja Wasielewska
Wasielewska on her project:
Morph`s funcion is to create specyfic and unique atmosphere of intiminity. As a tool of visualisation generate emotion and stimulate imagination. My work concerns the transformation from the natural form to inspirational structures which, from a mathematical perspective, retain the essence of the original, but are represented in terms of the 3 dimensional crochet pattern used as the main structure for the chandelier. The chandelier demonstrates the inspirational transformational elements, and reinterprets the traditional method of making chandeliers in an unconventional and unusual way. The innovation of using the traditional element of crochet in the design is combined with the use of the new fibre optic technology to form structure and provide the light source.
(Source: wasielewska.com, via wowgreat)
Now that location-based metadata waft through the space, thereby redefining contexts and places, a new field opens up to designers: How will information be usefully integrated into the physical space? Inspired by the fictional illustrations by Ingeborg Marie Dehs Thomas, who interprets the spatial expansion of radio waves, we attempted to lend metadata a form. Using the light painting technique, we placed our idea of these data in a room, making it haptic. The resulting forms depict possible data sets and examine the design possibilities between technoid holograms and personal notes.
(Source: onformative.com, via wowgreat)
The Paper Fox Project by Jeremy Kool
(Source: arkitekcher, via wblut)
untitled by daniel widrig
(Source: wallpaper.com, via nocturnalreview)
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