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cinoh: carpentrix: Wabi-sabi gives name to a beauty possessed in certain objects, certain light, in dead leaves on the sidewalk, in rawness, tactility, imperfection, in the scars and cracks and rust and fade, in the signs of time and use. This beauty draws out a quiet aliveness, a melancholy mixed with a breathy euphoria. For…
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bashford: “There’s no Windows PC driving it locally and no local server required, just a meagre power supply to drive it. The smarts are on the network, where they should be.” Pixel Track is a prototype of a new kind of connected display from Berg in collaboration with Future Cities Catapult. (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
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Fwd: Save Dot Art #savedotart
From: e-flux > Date: May 22, 2014 at 6:00:23 AM MDT Subject: Save Dot Art SAVE DOT ART An Open Letter to the ICANN Board and the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) www.e-flux.com www.deviantart.com www.icann.org Throughout the history of humankind, art has always been created both inside and outside of structures of government and management. From…
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Can These $20,000 Houses Save the American Dream?
Can These $20,000 Houses Save the American Dream? protoslacker: Rural Studio, the celebrated undergraduate program of the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture at Auburn University, has been educating citizen architects since it was founded in 1993 by D.K. Ruth and the late Samuel Mockbee. Rural Studio at Twenty: Designing and Building in Hale…
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brandx: mothernaturenetwork: 12-year-old invents Braille printer using Lego setThe Braigo printer cost its inventor about $350, making it more affordable than other Braille printers that can retail for more than $2,000. And because I seriously side-eye this Western journalism trend of never crediting and NAMING the actual inventors in the headlines (especially when they’re young…