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You Can't Escape The xx In Sonos Studio's New Installation
Woody Allen has this great comedy routine about how mechanical objects hate him. He holds a psychotherapy session with his appliances that ends with him beating up his television and being trapped in a...
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Tod Seelie And 100 Animators Create The Chaotic Frames Of Unstoppable Death...
Sometimes when we’re browsing through the posts on our sister site Noisey, something will catch our eye and we just have to know more. This was the case with Unstoppable Death Machines. We’d seen them...
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Lucy McRae's New Film Teaches You How To Prepare Human Sushi
“You are what you eat,” they say. That idiom rings particularly true in Lucy McRae’s new short “Make Your Maker,” a film that deals with food, genetic manipulation and gelatin… LOTS of gelatin. Created...
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FIELD's Energy Flow: The Tumultuous Energy Of "Riots"
A major source of inspiration for FIELD‘s non-linear film experience Energy Flow, which launches as an app for iOS and Android this week, is the social and political unrest that’s happening all around...
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Somewhere Over Anaísa Franco's Bubbling Rainbow
“Why can’t everything have life?” says creator Anaísa Franco about her artworks, which use technology as a way to give life and emotions to objects. For example, she’s translated the feeling of...
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Grand Theft Auto Live Action Short Film Features Niko's First Hit
Grand Theft Auto has got to be one of the most popular gaming franchises of all time—but as popular and lauded as it is—perhaps thankfully—it hasn’t yet spawned an accompanying Hollywood movie. There’s...
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The Bouncing Pixar Lamp Becomes A Reality With This Cute Robot
Most of us are familiar with the bouncing lamp at the beginning of the Pixar movies (below)—it’s pretty cute as it leaps across the screen and squashes the “I” in Pixar before replacing it with itself....
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Take A Glitch-Ridden Trip Through Google Earth
They’re out there, changing and adapting our world and not giving a damn what you think about it. The algorithms that is, affecting everything from the global stock markets to what you see when...
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LAYERS: Rediscovering The Sounds Of S.Maharba's "For Someone (Abandonment)"
S.Maharba is a British producer whose music matches perfectly with the alluring black and white photographs of women’s faces he pairs them with. There’s deep intrigue in every one of the myriad sounds...
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This Experimental Footwear Collection Has A Mind Of Its Own
Wouldn’t it be interesting if objects could reincarnate themselves? What about living things? These questions of the lifecycle and all of its complications and nuances fueled the conceptually footwear...
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Original Creators: Constructivist Aleksandr Rodchenko
Each week we pay homage to a select “Original Creator,” an iconic artist from days gone by whose work influences and informs today’s creators. These are artists who were innovative and revolutionary in...
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The Making Of Elijah Wood's Phantom Limb In Flying Lotus' New Video "Tiny...
Even though he earned everyone’s affection as Frodo, ever since Elijah Wood played Kevin, the creepy supernatural cannibal in Sin City that gets dismantled by Marv, we’ve been able to see him in a...
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Babycastles And Slice Harvester Bring A Dystopian Pizzeria To NYC’s Criminal...
Fact: every 2.8 seconds, a new pizzeria springs forth from the fertile pavements of New York City. Or so it seems. But don’t expect to find the city’s latest offspring, a “dystopian pizza parlor” that...
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Kill Screen: Episode Two Explores The Motion Capture Madness Of Dance Central 3
Remember when interaction with a game was restricted solely to what your thumbs did on a controller? Since then, some landmark innovations have changed the way we engage with games, and what those...
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Meet Fill Spector: A Mysterious Puppy That Fits Everywhere
While Phil Spector generally gives us the creeps, “Fill Spector,” created by Tokyo and London-based design studio WOW, is a different species that’s sure to attract your loving affection. In designer...
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The New And Improved Buddha Machine, An Ambient Boom Box Now In Neon Colors
As the holiday season comes on, you’re likely reminded how much you hate those ubiquitous holiday jingles meant to get you into the spirit. You may find yourself needing a mental massage to sooth that...
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Magically Conjure Objects On A Train Window With The Wave Of A Hand
While most of us are familiar with the monotonous train journeys from our daily commute—hateful things where brevity is key—they can also be great places to lazily watch the world go by. We’ve all...
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This Gory Animation Tells A Gruesome Tale Of Robot Revenge
Look away now if you’re offended by a cartoon robot having his legs hacked off at the knee while being hung in a noose, because that’s how this six minute robot slasher movie begins—and it proceeds to...
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Hacked Antique Radio Broadcasts Tweets In Real-Time
It’s not enough that people’s tweets are being broadcast across the internet—the babble of noise that is the Twittersphere has now ebbed out across the airwaves with Sean Hathaway’s piece Volume And...
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Manfred Mohr Plays The Machine, Turning Algorithms Into Visual Music
Manfred Mohr’s first solo exhibition in the UK, one and zero at the Carroll / Fletcher gallery, gathers together works from over 40 years of the German-born, New York-based artist’s practice....
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