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Minecraft The World With The Minecraft Reality App
Ever thought the world wasn’t Minecraft-y enough? Say you’ve been playing the game for two weeks straight and you decide to stop for a break, you go outside and your mind goes into some kind of shock...
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The Beautiful Math Behind Hollywood's First Computer-Generated Sequence
You might think about big Hollywood movies these days not just as stories, but increasingly as attempts to tackle tough problems. I don’t mean how to fix our educational system or our foreign policy. I...
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The Art Of Darkness: The Changing Landscape Of The Survival Horror Game
There’s a certain thrill in playing a great horror game, an unnerving blend of constant danger and constant awe. You could always press escape, end it all and go look out the window, but you’d rather...
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Make And Deliver Virtual Sushi Music With Makisan
Browser-based interactive videos have given us lots of adventures to choose from whether we’re slacking off in chem lab with Chairlift or jumping from perspective to perspective at Death Grips’ pool...
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Using Propellers, LEDs, And Lasers To Recreate The Feeling Of Nature
It isn’t rare that artists find themselves grappling with the mysteries of the natural world. From Homer’s epics to Monet’s landscapes, all the way up to Andy Goldsworthy’s tedious rock sculptures,...
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Witness Daito Manabe's Surreal Dance Experience For Nosaj Thing's...
We first got the chance to ascend into Nosaj Thing‘s sonic dreamworld at our The Creators Project: New York 2011, where he performed alongside some fittingly fantastical installations like Zigelbaum +...
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The Night Sky Captured With A Fish Eye Lens Turns Into A Stunning Starry Globe
While time-lapse footage may be ubiquitous on the internet, you can’t deny that it produces some stunning images—no matter how many cities and natural vistas you see unfolding in fast motion before...
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This Low Budget Film Tells The Story Of A Reluctant Zombie
In the Spring of 2011 I was knee deep in a writing a novel and was itching to flex some cinematic muscles. I wanted to direct my first short and I wanted to have some fun doing it.I dreamt up the...
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How Fan-Made Trailers And Supercuts Put A Magnifying Glass On Culture
The internet has made geeks of all of us. Or, more specifically, video-sharing websites have. Even if you’re not actively making a fan trailer for a non-existent ThunderCats movie or compiling video...
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Yar!: Thoughts On Our Fiendish And Star-Crossed Love Of Music Piracy
Good news! At least one Rihanna-related news item from last week didn’t involve journalists taken hostage aboard her 777 tour jet. Indirectly, though, it does involve pirates: along with Toto, T.I.,...
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Florence + the Machine Continues To Sing About The Pangs Of Love
Our soft spot for London’s Florence + the Machine is no lovers’ pillow talk: it’s as resonating and powerful as red-headed siren Florence Welch’s voice itself. After the success of their debut album,...
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Tech-Enhanced Clothes That (Almost) Do Your Job For You
Nerds, I want to make one thing clear: an outfit made out of “smart” textiles isn’t going to turn you into Venom. You’re not going to have amazing athleticism, or immunity to disease just by cloaking...
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James Clar Turns His Dreams Into Artistic Reality
Media artist James Clar’s latest installation blurs the line between technology and dreaming—but not in a creepy Smart House kind of way.In addition to a variety of striking light sculptures, his...
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Bringing Trending Topics Back To The Days Of Moveable Type
Lots of people have tried to make sense of our complex and constantly evolving relationship with digital media, but often this analysis paints a skewed picture of what we know to be true. It’s hard to...
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A Mad Scientist Reveals A Giant, Steaming Magic Potion In The Center Of Winnipeg
If you happen to be in Winnipeg, you should take the opportunity to see Emptyful, an installation in the city’s center created by artist Bill Pechet. It’s a 32-foot tall work of steel shaped like a...
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Episode One Of Our Kill Screen Series Examines The Future Of Game Visuals As...
The video game industry has made an unbelievable amount of progress in the past few decades. In fact, the industry might be the most prolific example of the technological possibilities brought on by...
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Create Indoor Clouds In Your Home Based On Weather Conditions
Sometimes the weather’s bad enough outside that the last thing you want is to bring it into your lounge, but that hasn’t stopped the experimental arm of a German design company, Micasa Lab, from...
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Dump Your Bandmates And Recruit This Robotic Bass Player Instead
It often happens that once a band has been together awhile, the inevitable falling out happens. Jagger and Richards, Barat and Doherty, Gallagher and Gallagher—all of them had their differences. Of...
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Glitch Art Pillow Covers
Pillow cases are not usually the place you expect to come across a digital aesthetic like glitch art, but that must surely be down to the failings of the soft furnishings industry rather than a lack of...
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Zoom Into The Mechanics Of A Dragonfly's Movements Through Complex 3D Imagery
Entomology, the scientific study of insects, isn’t a typical departure point for most artistic creators. More generally, when art and science do merge, the result often becomes an elaboration on...
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