After multiple trials and errors, #HedgeCone is finally ready to Rock-n-Roll!
22
Jul
Archive of MeconoMorph, Deutilization, and related works.
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18
Jul
Weather man scared us with a premonition of an enormous heat wave. An open sun test became a necessity.
After an hour under the scorching sun cones got even softer.
Additional extreme measures must be taken to keep the HedgeCone from collapsing.
14
Jul
After discarding other ingenious ideas of using mop handles or insulation foam, it has been decided to stuff the cones with wacky noodles.
They are very springy and lightweight. So the cones started to look like rocket boosters.
Apparently something has to keep noodles from falling to the center of the construction. To support the core from inside two extra large inflatable balls were swiftly ordered.
08
Jul
01
JulRecycle your outdated business cards into a three dimensional math-art work with VIKTOR GENEL!
American standard business cards have a length/width ratio 3.5/2. It is a perfect proportion to allow all sorts of symmetry related manipulations. I’ve been asked if this relates to the golden ratio. The answer is – no. Close, but not quite… Read more
25
Jun
The Open House at Foundry Equation was an amazing experience.
It was incredible to see so many people from all walks of life in one place filled with Art, performances and energy.
23
Jun
There are many ways to promote a business, but picking the most cost effective and innovative ways to do so can significantly enhance marketing efforts and visibility. Many businesses display artwork in their office buildings and locations to provide a certain aesthetic appeal, build their brand, and to enhance their corporate culture. Read more
21
Jun
All set-up for tomorrow show at Cambridge’s historic Foundry building (101 Rogers Street)
18
Jun
In the Commons
There have been three instances in my life when something artistically striking caught my attention to a level where I knew I would never forget it. Read more
17
Jun
by Colin Neilson
We have no idea how it ultimately started, or where it may have come from, or why it is here now, but we are learning bit by bit. Like so many things that change our way of thinking, and even our way of life, for better or for worse, it began very small, but grew very quickly, until it couldn’t help but be noticed. Perhaps it’s best to start at the beginning. Read more