Ariel Garten Speaks at LeWeb 2010
Ariel Garten Speaks at LeWeb 2010 | InteraXon Blog.
Memory in jewellery design
Italian design firm Alessi beleives that the concept of memory is valued because it adds a cultural dimension to design objects, enabling the objects to make an identity-forming impact. via Jewellery conference.
interesting typographic blogs to follow.
Amazing typographic creations. Quite an interesting typographic blog that covers a vast area of experimental typography.
Some quite interesting interactive type
Interesting typographic installation in which passers-by tore off sheets of paper resulting in the end product, shown above. Very inspiring, indeed.
Dissertation question revised
Initial Question: “How can interactivity help the creative industry provide better solutions via experiences?”
Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception
Philosopher Merleau -Ponty’s phenomenology of perception discusses how our consciousness and our body work together to create an image of the world around us. Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception.
Hubert Dreyfuss “Intelligence Without Representation”
Quite an interesting article on based on the views of Philosopher Merleau -Ponty about perceiving the world around us. Hubert Dreyfuss “Intelligence Without Representation”.
The Experiment – Deren Brown
I recently came across quite an interesting show on Tv where the audience were given a chance to influence what happens within it. This sort of interaction lead to some quite interesting experiences and happenings. video
Experience the experience!!
Quite an interesting art project from a german group intrigued by the word experience in itself. Explores 7 experiences around events to try and create a better understanding of that term. The Concept 1. We Europeans-and-not-proud-of-it are always hearing that “experience”, a ubiquitous word in the USA and Canada, is basically untranslatable. Of course, this … Continue reading
14-16 Walden street by Gregor Schneider
4- 16 Walden House 14 -video 16 – video http://www.gregorschneider.de/biography.htm#currently


