We keep moving

‘Fludic’ – A Sculpture in Motion from WHITEvoid: A seemingly floating point cloud above a water pond and consisting of 12,000 translucent spheres marks the heart of the installation. Due Continue reading →

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We are spinning

Stair Trails photographed from the International Spaces Station / Expedition 31 Flight Engineer Don Pettit relayed some information about photographic techniques used to achieve the images: “My star trail images Continue reading →

We process

  Beautiful computer generated art by 3D & motion artist JR Schmidt, based in New York. These images can be generated based on a script that first generates gravity fields, Continue reading →

We need a boost

Black and white photograph of the boosters of an Apollo-Rocket at the Kennedy Space Center, Orlando, Florida / photographed by Peter Bongard   .

We are doing the math

Photograph of a holographic projection representing meta data in space as a form, by Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby. “Designers are increasingly faced with the problem of understanding and visualizing Continue reading →

We need a bigger computer

Cool photographs giving us a rare inside look into Google Data Centers and server farms. Photographs courtesy of google.       .

We make it work

Fascinating monochrome black and white photograph taking during the construction of the Hoover Dam turbine 1931-1936, commissioned  by President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the height of the Great Depression in Continue reading →

We are about to fall off

Fall-Off table by Sam Stringleman  /  The desk’s unique design is generated by computer software where the surface density is defined by the placement of objects on a virtual web Continue reading →

All good things come in small packages

‘The Rolling Egg’ – the BMW Isetta, 1956 / unknown  photographer

The little details

  Mandalas made from soldered computer and radio components by Italian artist Leonardo Ulian / photographed by Gigi Giannella

Perfect Timing

Beautiful large scale photographs of Formula 1 Pit Stops / photographed by German Andreas Gursky, currently one of the most successful contemporary photographers. .

We type

Natural Keyboard designed by Robbie Tilton. /// find more info on Robbie’s Blog

We are looking for signs

Handout photo of a free-swimming robot submarine manoeuvring beneath sea ice in Eastern Antarctic / photograph courtesy of REUTERS/Australian Antarctic Division  

We are back on the ground

Airbus A400 landing in a desert / photograph courtesy (C) of Airbus

We are under de-construction

Photograph of the breathtaking USS Macon (ZRS-5) , an airship built and operated by the United States Navy for scouting / unknown photographer

We are geeks

Large Hadron Collider LHC, Maximilien Brice / © 2012 CERN

We fix things

Great Deconstructive Art of Todd McLellan

We take a trip

From the Mid-Week Pictorial, this experimental “Zeppelin on wheels” (or Schienenzeppelin) arrived at a station in Hanover, Germany. It went into service in 1931 and that June set a railway Continue reading →

We leave traces

Photograph of a rocket in the sky, leaving a smoke trace of its trajectory / unknown photographer

Infinity

Art installation called Numen Light membrane creates and infinite reflection of a light grid using “spy glass”, by Numen