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Estonian Designer Pavel Sidorenko repurposes old vinyl records into wall clocks.
The series is called Re-Vinyl and he wants to reduce the waste of useful materials as
well decrease the consumption of new materials.
Some of his designs include cityscapes, animals, human interaction, and inanimate objects.
Alvaro Cassinelli created these robotic Japanese garden lamps for an exhibition in Tokyo.
They're able to sense other objects so they don't step on plants or run into anything
in the garden and they can be controlled with a smart device.
His hope is to one day have a garden that takes care of itself in the absence of humans.
Designer Echo Yang made these autonomous drawing machines out of everyday objects paired with
different media.
Including a hand mixer using water color, a wind up clock using pencil lead, and a Walkman
using charcoal.
Dustin Yellin makes 3D collages by encasing objects into layers of glass.
He uses pieces he finds on the street, clippings, computer generated images, acrylic, and glass
to create the sculptures.
Like this massive piece that weighs 12 tons and is 46.5 inches tall, 69 inches long, and
27 inches deep and his latest series is called psychogeographies.
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High Voltage is a project by Phillip David Stearns that merges electronics with photography.
He produces images by applying 15,000 volts of electricity to instant color film, that's
about 1,000 times the strength of a car battery.
It creates an organic pattern and shows off the ability of instant film beyond its typical
use of capturing the world around us.
Grand Pale Maw is a giant mural using only latex paint and a black sharpie.
It took artist Sean Sullivan seven months to get to the point where he finally considered
it done, partly because he exceeded his original timeline by four months.
Now for When the Lights Go Out 2, an art showcase featuring glow in the dark prints.
A'shop is a production company that creates giant scale graffiti murals, street art, and
urban aesthetics.
They have a large collection of artists that work for both commercial and private clients
to make murals for interiors and exteriors as well as custom art pieces.
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Classic Pianist Yoshiki performed a piano duel with a hologram of himself live at the
2014 South By Southwest.
Reading my body created by Dmitry Morozov is a sound controller that detects ink on
your skin to play your tattoos.
The Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology created this robotic drumming prosthesis used
here by Jason Barnes.
Finally Cell Song by Fanfarlo is a music video created by Ewan Jones Morris using old science
journals and eyclopedias.
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