Otherness projects pick for this week show different ways of creating a sense of place (habitable, visual or experiential) in spatial thresholds as context or locations: how it comes to life when projected on a surface; how it is inhabited and informed in digital space; how it operates for habitation - afloat in the sky, stranded in south pole or just building lunar habits.
GEOMETRIC LIGHT INSTALLATION
lights, perspex, glass and projections transform gallery space into eye-popping geometric visuals,
as well as photographing these creations and turning them into 3D images
image © bahar yurukoglu |
LIVE VISUALIZATION OF WORLD'S TWEETS
tweetping, a real-time twitter tracking interactive visualization that results in a constantly changing image with a great amount of information and no pause button or off switch
image © tweetping |
59 STEPS TO AIR - BY SUN POWER
designed to float on the power of solar, using garbage bags, transparent tape, rope, bicycle wheels and other flotsam jetsam materials to fabricate the structure
image © tomas saraceno |
HALLEY VI ANTARCTIC RESEARCH STATION
the facility consists of an assemblage mounted on hydraulic legs designed to deal with Antarctic’s problematic conditions such as:
extreme temperatures, inhospitable geography, and stretches of unwieldy ice
image © british antarctic survey |
3D PRINTING LUNAR BASE DESIGN
3D print structures on the moon using local materials
,
building lunar habits
by devising a weight-bearing ‘catenary’ dome design with a cellular structured wall to shield against micro-meteoroids
and space radiation
image © european space agency |
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