Simon David Ryden

I recently stumbled across this beautiful generative sketchbook by Simon David Ryden. Simon uses open GL fragment shaders to create whimsical and quite beautiful on screen graphics that are rendered to the screen in real time. Some screen grabs below of some of my favourites. But go and take a look at his great website […]

Nullschool Earth

Nullschool Earth is a website created by Cameron Beccario (thanks!) that provides a visualisation of global weather conditions that are forecast by supercomputers and updated as often as possible, which is dependant on the many varied data sources. Feels like a great example of co-operation, so many different data sources coming together to paint this […]

Floam World

Floam World is the joyous playground of artist & creative director Leilanni Todd. Much humour and commentary on possible futures can be found in her very colour, saturated, playful, surreal and often absurd stories and experiments. Still curious about AI art and it’s impact and longevity, but Leilanni is clearly using as a tool to […]

Voce

Voce by architect Luca Cipelletti was recently a part of the Triennale Milano and it holds great appeal. An acoustic church. Modular furniture by Philippe Malouin makes for easy work on reconfiguring the room if required, and also acts as dampening or reflecting depending on your desired sound, crowd or vibe. Love me a sound […]

Hometown Moon

Located in mountainous Tai’an City, Shandong Province, China, the Hometown Moon building by Syn Architects is just breathtaking. Commissioned as a tourist magnet, I myself would just love to visit, I feel the attraction. An artificial moon that never sets below the 0.5 metre pool that surrounds. Underneath, a void that looks to induce feelings […]