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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
The Sustainable wheel by design boost
Peer Eriksson talk about the Sustainable wheel on a lecture at LYNfabrikken, Aarhus Denmark maj 2008
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
3trees
We live in an increasingly conscientious age, all of our actions have reactions. As designers we should be leading on these issues, not just as a commercial imperative, but as part of a wider change in our approach.
"Three trees is a is a not for profit enterprise set up to help everyone involved in design and advertising to rethink their working cultures and start to produce sustainable creative solutions that really work."
This kind of stuff really needs our support and recognition. It made the Design Week Hot 50 for 2008 (along with dynamo london) so it must be good
www.threetreesdontmakeaforest.org/
"Three trees is a is a not for profit enterprise set up to help everyone involved in design and advertising to rethink their working cultures and start to produce sustainable creative solutions that really work."
This kind of stuff really needs our support and recognition. It made the Design Week Hot 50 for 2008 (along with dynamo london) so it must be good
www.threetreesdontmakeaforest.org/
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Do scratch by Droog Design
Produced for Droog Design. You have to scratch off the black (enamel?) surface of the lamp to let the light shine through.
Friday, May 16, 2008
4T - an iconic sidetable with bazillions of holes, slots and pockets to put all things in.
Walking-Things Shop4 T - an iconic sidetable with bazillions of holes, slots and pockets to put all things in.
product name: 4T
product material: chrome-plated steel
product size: 66x40 cm, height 40 cm
product weight: 16 kg
product: colors: chrome
designer & producer: Walking-Chair design studio, Vienna
country of origin: Made in the European Union (EU)
Droog Design: Heat wave electric radiator by Joris Laarman.
Droog Design: Heat wave electric radiator by Joris Laarman.
Droog Design: 85 lamps chandelier by Rody Graumans.
Droog Design: 85 lamps chandelier by Rody Graumans.
Victory Gardens Pogostick Shovel, 2007
Victory Gardens Pogostick Shovel, 2007
Victory Gardens 2007+ Pogostick Shovel custom gardening tool built within the context of a utopian urban gardening proposal for the city of San Francisco.
more info:
http://www.futurefarmers.com
Victory Gardens 2007+ Pogostick Shovel custom gardening tool built within the context of a utopian urban gardening proposal for the city of San Francisco.
more info:
http://www.futurefarmers.com
dickey by gerry²
dickey by gerry²
Dickey is a humorous modification of the naked bulb on a luster terminal. Everybody knows the immense energy demand of electric bulbs. This product is a small jest and also a homage. "So don't buy this product - switch to energy saving lamps!"
Designer: gerry² - creative findings (Germany)
Dickey is a humorous modification of the naked bulb on a luster terminal. Everybody knows the immense energy demand of electric bulbs. This product is a small jest and also a homage. "So don't buy this product - switch to energy saving lamps!"
Designer: gerry² - creative findings (Germany)
Botanical Gameboy + Custom Game, 2004
Botanical Gameboy + Custom Game, 2004
Botanical Gameboy was an experiment conducted during Playshop. This was an attempt to power a gameboy by harvesting voltage from lemons 9 lemon trees. We designed a custom game: Count Volta to live on the gameboy. Through this experiment, we found that we would need 48,000 lemons to power our gameboy, thus we demonstrated the wonders of powering small devices and controlling video playback speed by squeezing lemons. (see images)
photos: left: front gameboy connected to series of lemon trees. rt: back of gameboy with meyer lemon sticker.
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Count Alessandro Volta an Italian physicist, known for his pioneering work in electricity, invented the voltaic battery in 1800. The voltaic pile was a forerunner of the electric battery. The electrical unit known as the volt was named in his honor.
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Botanical Gameboy was an experiment conducted during Playshop. This was an attempt to power a gameboy by harvesting voltage from lemons 9 lemon trees. We designed a custom game: Count Volta to live on the gameboy. Through this experiment, we found that we would need 48,000 lemons to power our gameboy, thus we demonstrated the wonders of powering small devices and controlling video playback speed by squeezing lemons. (see images)
photos: left: front gameboy connected to series of lemon trees. rt: back of gameboy with meyer lemon sticker.
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Count Alessandro Volta an Italian physicist, known for his pioneering work in electricity, invented the voltaic battery in 1800. The voltaic pile was a forerunner of the electric battery. The electrical unit known as the volt was named in his honor.
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Botanical Gameboy + Custom Game, 2004
Botanical Gameboy + Custom Game, 2004
Botanical Gameboy was an experiment conducted during Playshop. This was an attempt to power a gameboy by harvesting voltage from lemons 9 lemon trees. We designed a custom game: Count Volta to live on the gameboy. Through this experiment, we found that we would need 48,000 lemons to power our gameboy, thus we demonstrated the wonders of powering small devices and controlling video playback speed by squeezing lemons. (see images)
photos: left: front gameboy connected to series of lemon trees. rt: back of gameboy with meyer lemon sticker.
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Count Alessandro Volta an Italian physicist, known for his pioneering work in electricity, invented the voltaic battery in 1800. The voltaic pile was a forerunner of the electric battery. The electrical unit known as the volt was named in his honor.
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Botanical Gameboy was an experiment conducted during Playshop. This was an attempt to power a gameboy by harvesting voltage from lemons 9 lemon trees. We designed a custom game: Count Volta to live on the gameboy. Through this experiment, we found that we would need 48,000 lemons to power our gameboy, thus we demonstrated the wonders of powering small devices and controlling video playback speed by squeezing lemons. (see images)
photos: left: front gameboy connected to series of lemon trees. rt: back of gameboy with meyer lemon sticker.
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Count Alessandro Volta an Italian physicist, known for his pioneering work in electricity, invented the voltaic battery in 1800. The voltaic pile was a forerunner of the electric battery. The electrical unit known as the volt was named in his honor.
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Futurefarmers.com
Futurefarmers work across many media. We enjoy creating platforms for sociability, play and culitvating consciousness.
What we do...
Comfortable in both traditional and new media, Futurefarmers employ a fertile approach to every project; Web design, Interactive Installations, Print, Illustration, Exhibition Design,Animation, 3d Character Development, Packaging, Book Design, Database Development,Flash, PHP, C , MSQL...
Research
Integral to our studio practice is ongoing research in new media technologies, renewable energy sources, and new configurations of learning. We host workshops, presents projects, seminars, and a web site that collectively question or challenge the social, political and economic systems we live in. Futurefarmers is where the energy of art production, education, curatorial practice and social interaction fuse to create a vital space and an environment of exchange.
Artist in Residency Program
Through our Artist in Residency program, Futurefarmers have collaborated with a wide range of practitioners since 1995 to explore the relationship of concept and creative process in the development of new work.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
LYNfabrikken goes Flickr
If you want to be inspired besides going on OPENnetwork.dk - please feel free to take a tour on our Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lynfabrikken/
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