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Yokohama pier, photo by Martin Redigolo
Keep an eye at this blog or Itunube’s Facebook page to discover the serie.
Yokohama pier, photo by Martin Redigolo
As always, Itunube want to bring you some inspiration to your life. A series of images will be published, some of the pictures have been taken by Itunube, some others are from different artist, designers, photographers, etc.
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Photo by Chema Madoz. This picture is part of the exhibition “Oh cielos” which can be visit now at the Circulo de Bellas Artes in Madrid.
“Well done” is an annual report of the company Podravka and designed by Bruketa & Zinic some years ago. The concept is really nice:
You must bake part of the annual to be able to read the whole content because the book is printed with thermo-reactive inks, so ones it is baked at 100 degrees Celsius during 25 minutes, the heat of the oven, makes the images and text appear.
The new window has been installed at the Chic&Basic Mayerling Hotel in Madrid. Few small insects have been flying around…
Check out the pictures here:
Numbers are everywhere – if you care to see them.
Read this post and go to www.exquisiteclock.org
Exquisite Clock is a clock made of numbers taken from everday life – seen, captured and uploaded by people from all over the world. The project connects time, play and visual aesthetics. It’s about creativity, collaboration and exchange.
Exquisite Clock is based on the idea that time is everywhere and that people can share their vision of time. Through the website www.exquisiteclock.org, users are invited to collect and upload images of numbers that can be found in different contexts around them – objects, surfaces, landscapes, cables… anything that has a resemblance to a number.
The exquisite clock has an online database of numbers – an exquisite database – at its core. This supplies the website and interconnected physical platforms. The online database works like a feeder that provides data to different instances of clocks in the form of the website, and installations, mobile applications, designed products and urban screens.
All uploaded numbers are tagged according to a category selected by their creator, and are added to the growing database. People viewing the clock can then choose to view all types of numbers, or can make a selection to view only numbers from a specific category – a clock made of vegetables, or clouds, or garments etc.
The exquisite clock can exist as different physical installation variations, each using the numbers provided by the database. These physical installations might be LCD monitors hanging in a gallery space, tiny cellphone screens or large scale public monitors. These variations can also be reconfigured as interactive installations where users in the space also collaborate to feed images back into the database – the principle is that all instances of the exquisite clock access the single exquisite database forming a conversant network made by different perceptions of time.
This project was created and developed Joao Henrique Wilbert at FABRICA in 2008. Creative Direction: Andy Cameron.
Because we all know that Lego is not just for kids…
Check out more at the horseattack channel of youtube.com
The Sexy Fresh Nights & the Cool Warm Days are here already!, therefore the right accessories are needed to be sexy & cool!
For that reason, Itunube has designed a special edition of “Elastic Pulse” in pink and one of “Rain” in dark blue.
Both designs are now available at the Online Boutique of Itunube
Top quality, design and price!
Click on the images to see them all in large size and see all details.
THANK YOU ALL!
The design products from the online Boutique of Itunube have reached until now 24 countries!
ALBANIA, AUSTRALIA, AZERBAIJAN, BELGIUM, CANADA, CHILE, CHINA, CYPRUS, DENMARK, FRANCE, GERMANY, GREECE, IRELAND, ITALY, JAPAN, MEXICO, NEW ZEALAND, RUSSIA, SINGAPORE, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, THE NETHERLANDS, UNITED KINGDOM & UNITES STATES OF AMERICA.
Itunube is looking forward to reaching new countries soon!
Itunube travelled to Istanbul to bring you inspiration from that amazing city, modernity vs tradition, check out the “postcards” created by Itunube from a selection of the pictures taken there. Which one you like most?
Enjoy them:
This is the last installation from the Mexican artist Cecilia Ramírez Corzo at the Lago Mayor del Bosque of Chapultepec in Mexico.
A light installation which consist of 100 EPS boxes, floating in the lake. All of them with a light sensor inside which react switching on the light when is dark and going off when there is still sun light. The performance was possible to see it just during one day, spectators where able to see the process going for some hours.
Enjoy some pictures of the preview tests and the final result: