Electronic 'Art' links for project inspiration
Agent420
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Here are some cool 'electronic art' links I have collected over time...· They can be a great source of ideas of projects, if not just to appreciate 
This site has some cool stuff, but the layout is pretty odd... Click the 'How do you find anything here' link for a list of his electronic works.
The Wooden Mirror is amazing· [noparse]:eeek:[/noparse]·
I'm not sure if I ever would have thought of this
Guy Marsden - Electronic Artwork· - This guy used an lcd as a shipping label to mail a plastic art contest entry to Wired Magazine.
World Power Systems
Tim Hunkin
He's got funky contraptions at the Under the Pier Show
Artbots - the robot talent show.· The entries are under the 'Participants' link.· Be sure to check out the previous shows as well.· So far I think my favorite is the Shockbot:
AlexAndromeda
Mood Vector, home of the lightning organ.
Bruce Cannon
Ken Feingold
And just added this site to my list today, courtesy of Hack-A-Day...
http://www.tatjavanvark.nl/
Post Edited (Agent420) : 8/13/2009 8:13:59 PM GMT
This site has some cool stuff, but the layout is pretty odd... Click the 'How do you find anything here' link for a list of his electronic works.
The Wooden Mirror is amazing· [noparse]:eeek:[/noparse]·
I'm not sure if I ever would have thought of this
Guy Marsden - Electronic Artwork· - This guy used an lcd as a shipping label to mail a plastic art contest entry to Wired Magazine.
World Power Systems
Tim Hunkin
He's got funky contraptions at the Under the Pier Show
Artbots - the robot talent show.· The entries are under the 'Participants' link.· Be sure to check out the previous shows as well.· So far I think my favorite is the Shockbot:
ShockBot said...
Without human interaction two Machines create "art" by manipulating each other. A robot that forces a computer to produce autonomously images that are unpredictable. The Computer sends control-signals to the robot and therefor the robot moves to a random point in the computer hardware and by contact creates a short-circuit. The inflicted short circuit creates information that has to be reinterpreted by the computer and leads to a visual output. This manipulation forces the PC to overcome its rigid system and to produce autonomously pictures.
This analog intervention on the digital architecture of the robot creates a deconstructed information flow that takes effect by manipulating the computer system. By this unconventionel access the hardware creates signals that merge together to produce abstract images that can be viewed on an attached monitor.
As the damage to the computer increases, there is a proportional rise of dysfunction to the controll signal. This overload of errors ends in a total collapse of the system.
AlexAndromeda
Mood Vector, home of the lightning organ.
Bruce Cannon
Ken Feingold
And just added this site to my list today, courtesy of Hack-A-Day...
http://www.tatjavanvark.nl/
Post Edited (Agent420) : 8/13/2009 8:13:59 PM GMT
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And of course, dorkbot: dorkbot.org; the international, chapter-based organization for electricity/electronic/art enthusiasts.
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When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. -- HST
1uffakind.com/robots/povBitMapBuilder.php
1uffakind.com/robots/resistorLadder.php
Another, because I love kinetic sculptures... Arthur Ganson - Machines
Strange musical automations at Godfried-Willem Raes, many with construction details.
Post Edited (Agent420) : 8/13/2009 7:48:38 PM GMT