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Talk about adding dimensions to a wall – these two videos demonstrate how digitally created objects can interact with real world spaces such as these public buildings. So, what you are viewing aren’t special effects applied to the video – they’re actual video animations projected onto the building itself. That means if you were actually there, you could see giant balls tumbling down from the roof of a building or a mysterious glowing ball of light floating around the columns of a building (assuming you’re looking at it from the right angle I believe). NuFormer Digital Media were the ones who used some fancy 3D video projection to alter our perception in the real world. It definitely seemed convincing when that building looked like it was collapsing, but don’t take my word for it – go check out the video. Read the rest of this entry »

Sylvia from CoolBoom is our honorary guest writer on Vidafine. CoolBoom is an established blog focusing on the most creative architectural and interior designs from across the globe. To see more fascinating living spaces by modern designers from around the world, visit www.coolboom.net.

Waltritsch a+u has created the concept of a new brand of selected blends named Qubik Caffé. I already published the Qubik Bar in Gorizia on CoolBoom and now I want to share with you the Qubik Bar in Monfalcone here on Vidafine. Read the rest of this entry »

What is O.C.D.? As Wikipedia explains, it’s a mental disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts that produce anxiety, by repetitive behaviors aimed at reducing anxiety, or by a combination of such thoughts (obsessions) and behaviors (compulsions). This has been the basis of a jewlery design project by Lillian Pau, a graduate from London’s Central Saint Martins College. What really intrigued me about her project was how she studied O.C.D. (obsessive compulsive disorder) and incorporated her findings into a witty collection of jewelry that really illustrates and represents this sort of human behavior. Read the rest of this entry »

On a recent trip to Kyoto, Japan, I was in awe when I walked into the CHIRI-MEN CRAFT MUSEUM during my last day of the trip. Draped from the ceiling (as you can tell from the below picture), were handmade mobiles featuring creatures, shapes and people of various kinds. The mobiles were created in an assortment of colours and varying in lengths and patterns. I just couldn’t resist, I had to get my hands on some of their cool works of art!
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If I were to make such a bold declaration that 2010 officially marks the year that we declare our love for everything Finnish, it probably wouldn’t be too far-fetched (as you can see from our well-received look into Igloo life). Finnish design firm Lovi Oy certainly reinforces this case with their imaginative and playful postcards. Read the rest of this entry »