Artist Hacks 5 Life Support Machines, So They All Keep Each Other Alive
A modern-day Frankenstein is alive. It’s alive, it’s alive, IT’S ALIVE!
A modern-day Frankenstein is alive. It’s alive, it’s alive, IT’S ALIVE!
Each of the finalists added clever tweaks, based on the judges’ feedback. And now, you can weigh in too.
Beneath its good looks, Benjamin Hubert’s new watch has a surprising level of no-nonsense functionality.
When Victor Vetterlein became a father, he decided he wanted to design a tool that teaches children about sustainable energy.
A wild new species of furniture raises spikes when a sitter approaches. And you thought your regular old Ikea chair was uncomfortable!
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Forget piano keyboards. Jam with the alphabet.
A media artist, a choreographer, and a composer collaborated to create Future Self, a latticework of LEDs that mirrors nearby movement.
SubMap, a project developed by Kitchen Budapest, visualizes the movements of the city’s cyclists over the course of a day.
Chevy has realized that you can’t sell rebellion to a generation that adores its parents. So how do you convince them that cars are sexy?
These remarkable charts show that our eating habits deteriorate as the day goes on. Psychology offers some fascinating reasons why.
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