“In the future, there will be no technology to ‘learn’ essentially.”
— Conor Nolan. Watch the talk.
“The flip side of interactivity and the interface is surveillance, monitoring, data collection.”
— Søren Bro Pold. Watch the talk.
One of our favorite folks,
Key Portilla-Kawamura, has just launched a Kickstarter project for studio Banana Things latest product, KANGAROO LIGHT, a portable, playful and flexible lighting product designed to fit inside your bag. It glows only when needed so you can easily locate your belongings avoiding wasting time and possible frustrations.
Watch Key + his partner, Ali Ganjavian’s talk here.
“Time is a valuable commodity these days. We have all this fantastic technology that makes our lives so much easier, allows us to do things more efficiently and quickly, but it doesn’t really give us any more time. We just spend more time doing more things.”
— The Hungry Workshop .
Watch the talk.
One of our favorite folks,
Key Portilla-Kawamura, has just launched a Kickstarter project for studio Banana Things latest product, KANGAROO LIGHT, a portable, playful and flexible lighting product designed to fit inside your bag. It glows only when needed so you can easily locate your belongings avoiding wasting time and possible frustrations.
Watch Key + his partner, Ali Ganjavian’s talk here.
“Leverage the technology to build authentic connections.”
— Ron J. Williams.
Watch the talk.
“Your creative imagination will always be greater than the technology at your disposal.”
— Jason Galeon
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“With this new shift in technology, brands have to pull rather than push to engage creative consumers.”
Jodie Fox, Director of Fashion and Founder of Shoes of Prey
speaking at CreativeMornings/Sydney(*watch the talk)
The Rain Room is a hundred square meter field of falling water that you can walk through—without getting wet. Responding to human motion, the downpour pauses when it detects a visitor, allowing attendees of the exhibit to experience controlling the rain.
The installation is the work of rAndom International, a studio based out of Chelsea, London. The studio focuses on the intersection of art and technology, creating amazing pieces that come alive through audience interaction.
The installation opened at MoMA PS1 May 12th, and will be up until July 28th. Find out more about it here.
Interaction designer Stuart Wood spoke at our London event this past June, when we had our first themed month centered around Arts + Technology.
“There will never be a day where the rules of the web are written down in concrete, logical forever. Technology will always evolve and the battle over minutia and change will always reign.”
Simon Collison, Designer, Writer, & Partner at Fictive Kin
speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork(*watch the talk)
“The magic doesn’t live in your computer or your keyboard. It lives in your ability to manipulate the tools that you have at your discposal to reach what you’re imagining in your mind.”
Jason Galeon, VFX Lighting Direcetor and Modelmaker at Weta
speaking at CreativeMornings/Auckland(*watch the talk)
This is a slide from a talk
Paddy Harrington gave this past June at
CreativeMornings/Toronto.
Done as a part of the first themed month, centering around the magical intersection of Arts and Technology, Paddy’s talk explores his ideas on design driven thinking and addresses the theme of Art & Technology and how these two ways of thinking have become so separated in our modern working and living cultures.
Watch the full talk here.
