The Art of Experimental Interaction Design

I attended the RISD alumni sale recently and came across some great fun jewelry by LeeAnn Herreid. Her moto is, "Jewelry that works". She has a wonderful collection of work using compasses, thermometers, rulers, bubble levelers, dust, bolts, and other small elements we all encounter in our curious lives. The bubble level pieces are awesome!
Young&Rubicam has created some beautiful blueprint poster ads for preserving our national parks. Taking a glimpse at these ads make me cringe at the idea of nature becoming manufactured mechanically. I know lots of things are getting teched up these days, but I'd rather not see nature go in this direction. There are three pdf posters in this series: Delicate Arch, Yosemite Falls , and Giant Sequoia.
Also reminds me of the Climate Crisis movie that everyone should watch "An Inconvenient Truth".
via bldgblog
An Inconvenient Truth preview
Here's some freakin kick-butt robots made out of styrofoam!!!
Via NotCot Gallery (more images)
Artist: Michael Salter
Here's a pretty intuitive way to switch back and forth from OS systems, programs, or windows...yah smac it!
Watch video
update: heres the code/hack to do it on your own!
A must watch video!
Another video to follow from 1998, Water Power Car.
I'm a huge advocate for greener cars but my question is where are they? These videos are 8 years old. I'd pay well over 100k for a car now that just needed water as fuel. Hopefully I'll see them soon, cause we need them. If your not motivated, you should watch the movie "An Inconvenient Truth".