Kinetic Sculpture, Water Sculpture

Another installation-related piece, this kinetic sculpture from the BMW museum uses computer-programmed metal balls on strings to create 3D visuals. 

In some ways it reminds me of this water fountain sculpture from Japan — they’re both unusual ways to show 2D and 3D images in a 3D space.

Interactive art with wooden mirrors

A set of moveable wooden pieces is linked with computer to a video camera that analyzes its image using pixellated grayscale.  

The angle of the  wooden pieces determines how much light is reflected, and therefore conveys an image to the viewer.

Twitter Links

From Biz Stone of Twitter’s visit to GSP:

Touch Screen Art Installation about Dating

You’ve probably heard of Jonathan Harris, he’s the brilliance behind such websites as http://www.wefeelfine.org/ and http://universe.daylife.com/

Anyway- below is a cool clip of his one of his latest works, an installation with a 56” vertical high-res touch screen. It’s a year old, but I am surprised that I haven’t seen this yet! Imagine something like this as facebook app that pools all your friends and certain info about them in a conceptual way…

“I Want You To Want Me explores the search for love and self in the world of online dating.

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Google Android

After the Google Android people stopped by GSP: