Videogrid at Decode: Digital Design Sensations at the V&A

Decode looks at three current themes within digital design: Code shows how computer code, whether bespoke and tailored, or hacked and shared, has become a new design tool; Interactivity presents works that respond to our physical presence; Network charts or reworks the traces we leave behind.

http://www.vam.ac.uk/microsites/decode/exhibition

Incheon Digital Art Festival 2009

The exhibition presents a vision of a new city where people communicate, cross borders, and traverse time zones in a digital environment. The show's three sub-themes -- Inter-Face, Inter-Space, Inter-Time -- reflect on the aesthetics of new media art. INDAF strives to explore the impact of contemporary information society through media art works.

Head to Toe for Super Contemporary

http://www.designmuseum.org/headtotoe/

For this interactive installation, four pods around London take short videos of the heads, bodies or legs of the people standing in front. Use the arrows to flick through the participants or click on a video for a random selection. Visit the pods at the Design Museum, Selfridges, Covent Garden or Ideas Store and get yourself featured here.

Head to Toe is one of fifteen new commissions in the Super Contemporary exhibition presented by the Design Museum and Beefeater 24.

27,000 videos + so far!

Art Rock

Videogrid was displayed as part of the digitial art exhibtion at Art rock 2009

Funky Pixels, The new Ars Electronica Center

Design Cities at the Design Museum

Design Cities at the Design Museum London showcases over 1000 moving videogrids captured when the exhibition was in Istanbul. Visitors can browse the collection using two buttons in front of a large lcd screen





photos by luke hayes

SCIENCE OF SPYING

Find out if you've got what it takes to be a modern-day spy in this new interactive family exhibition. Test your spy skills before exploring the latest spy gadgets and techniques. Go undercover on a secret mission and see if you can escape without being caught.

I worked on 3 installations for the exhibition. A brain and body scanner, and a game called escape which is the finale to the experience. I was responsible for the actual building of the scanners and the initial concept for Escape. The work was done with Joe Stephenson and Andrew Allenson for Pickledonion Productions. The exhibition is touring world wide.











More info can be found here
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/galleries/science_of_spying.aspx

ANAKANA

A kaleidoscopic sound reactive that changes colour-ways based on the ambient noise outside the restaurant. Potential customers could then browse the menu by touching a sensor to page through food and drinks.

UNKLE

Unkle asked 10 creative's to produce a game using sounds and graphics provided by the band. I took a range off samples and created a music sequencer with a classic bemani game mechanic.




Play the game here.