As well as being the UI designer for Googles first browser attempt, Chrome, Glen Murphy also has some excellent experiments in interactive installations. Shown above is Nano2 and interactive display of bucky balls on the floor of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Mauritian Sunset is an installation by artist Sandy Smith. I love the juxtaposition between serenity and chaos. (via Today and Tomorrow)
Before I Die I Want To… is an interesting art project showing polaroids of random strangers with the one thing that they would like to do before they die.
Hector Serrano’s water drop installation for London Design Week ’08 is quite brilliant. (via Core77)
Jennifer Maestre’s pencil sculptures are nothing short of amazing!
Sidewalk Psychiatry is a clever little street art project by Candy Chang engaging the public by asking them to reflect on their experiences.
Richard Box is a UK based artist whose work Field (shown above) is quite stunning. Featuring over 800 fluorescent tubes in a field which are powered not by normal means but by the electromagnetic field emmenating from the powerlines overhead.
Team DVS are the winners of this years Transworld Skate & Create competition. Their entry is absolutely stunning with great use of lighting. (via Design is Kinky)
Mossenger is a brilliant take on graffiti by Anna Garforth which focusses more on natural non-destructive elements (in this case moss) with which to make her statement. Kind of reminds me of Reverse Graffiti.
