The Ocean of Light project explores the creative and immersive possibilities of light-based visualisation in physical space. It uses bespoke hardware to create dynamic, interactive and three-dimensional sculptures from light.
Surface is the first artwork to be exhibited using the Ocean of Light hardware. It uses minimal visuals and sound to evoke the essence of character and movement. Autonomous entities engage in a playful dance, negotiating the material properties of a fluid surface.

gut schuff...

Quoted: Krautrock began in West Germany in the early 1970s, combining the passion of rock, the freedom of jazz and the intellectualism of twentieth century classical music. Inspired largely by the Beatles’ experimental moments, German bands formed to create “Kosmische” music.

good stuff...

click to play

lol!!!!

Quoted: It seems like this past weekend, the center of the Internet-imageboard 4chan and its members, who are famous for the creation of Rickrolling, Pedobear and for pwning Scientology – used a website containing leaked Facebook passwords of religious Christians to wreak havoc all over the social networking site. Like Gremlins hijacking a movie theater, Channers had many, many lulz taking over these Facebook accounts.

quoted: Creating communities and individual homes for people in need.

scary. if you drink diet soda, you may want to read this

quoted: Hardly Anything Is A Damn Fruit

Quoted: IT’S too bad so many people are falling into poverty at a time when it’s almost illegal to be poor. You won’t be arrested for shopping in a Dollar Store, but if you are truly, deeply, in-the-streets poor, you’re well advised not to engage in any of the biological necessities of life — like sitting, sleeping, lying down or loitering. City officials boast that there is nothing discriminatory about the ordinances that afflict the destitute, most of which go back to the dawn of gentrification in the ’80s and ’90s. “If you’re lying on a sidewalk, whether you’re homeless or a millionaire, you’re in violation of the ordinance,” a city attorney in St. Petersburg, Fla., said in June, echoing Anatole France’s immortal observation that “the law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges.”