Opus 40 Visit
A visit to the massive Opus 40 earthworks sculpture in Saugerties, New York, where Arts & Crafts meets wabi-sabi
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sculpture
Noguchi Museum Visit
These photos are from a recent visit to the Noguchi Museum in Queens, New York.
gardens
Brooklyn Botanical - Japanese Garden Visit
Photos from a visit to the Japanese Hill and Pond Garden at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden in New York. It was created back in 1916 and was among the first o...
Japanese Friendship Garden Visit
We recently spent some time in the Japanese Friendship Garden in Phoenix, Arizona. It’s a quiet green refuge in a busy, hot, beige city.
iot
IoT Platforms for Makers
I’ve been looking at several Internet of Things (IoT) cloud platforms to support a new series of connected projects. The ideal platform would have a no-subs...
science
Cosmic Ray Detector
This project can help you detect unseen parts of the natural world and rethink nothingness.
measurement
Cosmic Ray Detector
This project can help you detect unseen parts of the natural world and rethink nothingness.
emptiness
Cosmic Ray Detector
This project can help you detect unseen parts of the natural world and rethink nothingness.
materials
2x4 Project Enclosure
Ben Light recycled scrap 2x4 lumber to make a more organic and humane housing for electronic projects, creating enclosures that evoke the wabi-sabi aesthetic.
wood
2x4 Project Enclosure
Ben Light recycled scrap 2x4 lumber to make a more organic and humane housing for electronic projects, creating enclosures that evoke the wabi-sabi aesthetic.
music
Solar Xylophone
Rory Nugent’s wonderful Solar Xylophone uses the sun to make music outdoors. It creates natural melodies written by the sun and edited by the dappling of the...
empathy
Tweenbots and Empathy
Tweenbots are small human-dependent cardboard robots that move at a constant speed in a single direction. Strangers must help it get to where it is going.
nature
human:nature
Jill Haefele’s “human:nature” headphones are populated with live crickets that rustle and chirp behind a mesh screen.