This is a series of delicate sculptures created by analyzing the movement through space of graffiti writers and translating that data into a beautifully finished 3D printed model.

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Natural Keyboard is a wireless computer keyboard built from organic materials. The body and keys are 100% wood and the frame is covered in imitation moss. The textures creates a tactile sensation while visually defying the standard aesthetic for modern technology products.

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The RGBDToolkit is an open source platform for filmmaking in 3D. By utilizing a hacked X-Box Kinect depth sensor paired with a DSLR video camera, the kit allows filmmakers to create a unique hybrid form of three dimensional video.

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Silo 468 is a permanent light installation that transforms an abandoned oil silo in Helsinki into a light display and civic center. Custom software controls the installation’s 1,250 white LEDs, which uses real-time data on prevailing winds to trigger a light display mimicking swarms of birds in flight.

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ThunderWall is an interactive window display on Mercer Street, New York, that enables a passerby to activate a lightning storm behind the glass. By touching a button projected onto the window, the user initiates a series of lightning events in raw interior space. The piece uses capacitive touch sensing through glass to trigger sculpted lightening bolts using custom software.

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MOB is a recently released event-sharing iPhone App for discovering and organizing spontaneous creative gatherings. The App offers a simple way for users to connect with friends and strangers for improvised and inspiring events, such as group jam sessions, neighborhood clean-ups and whimsical guerrilla politics.

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This could very well become the next generation of computer input devices, in an age beyond keyboards and mice. Essentially the Leap is a sophisticated sensor that allows the user to control a computer in three dimensions using natural natural hand and finger movements.

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