Today’s bookmarks…

And just because; here is some Maru…

“Hypermatrix” by JonPaSang

Seoul-based media arts collective jonpasang has created ‘hyper-matrix’, a kinetic vertical landscape installation for the Hyundai Motor Group exhibition pavilion in Korea. The exhibition comprises of thousands of 30x30cm cubes, which make up the internal facade of the building. A steel foundation was developed to support the integrated stepping motors that control each individual volume.

via DesignBoom

The PSYing (Shining/Gangnam Style mash-up)

No doubt there’s gonna be a lot of PSY related things online in the latest attention slot. Here’s hoping they’re as fun as this.

UPDATE: Yeah, they will.

Game: Blouses

Here’s a video of Prince playing an epic guitar solo during a performance of While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Posting for reasons of “I don’t have to have a reason, it’s Prince.”

So there’s ball balancing games and then there’s this…

Here is a demonstration of SUPERPLEXUS CIRCLES, a 24″ diameter commission for a private collector. Playtime is about an hour for a player to get to the end, if you don’t fall off! CIRCLES is meant to be challenging, though doable.

Crazy Hamsters Playing

Been a long week, but then this…

4 Armed Mohawked Robot playing the drums

Containing shades of Chris Cunningham’s Monkey Drummer and our homegrown Trons, here’s a four-armed mohawked robot playing the drums…

Terry Crews Muscle Music

Old Spice’s new internet ad continues their new age tradition of ultimate weirdness and presents an innovative new approach to being a one man band.

BONUS: if you play this through their vimeo page, you’ll get to ‘play’ Terry as well with your keyboard.

INTERNET!

All Sorts of Wrong…

In the Playroom is a metaphor for the impossibility of a protective space safe from the reach of modern media. The quizzical disposition of youth and the pervasive nature of the media are symbolically represented in Hobin’s images through tableau-vivant re-enactments of the very current events that adults might wish to keep out of their child’s world. Just as children make a game of pretending to be adults as a way to prepare and ultimately take on these roles in later life, so too do they explore things that they hear or see, whether or not they completely understand the magnitude of the event or the implications of their play.

So Canadian photographer Jonathan Hobin‘s now project is called In The Playroom and depicts images of kids playing as kids do. The exception though? Rather than the traditional imaginary play time, these kids are re-enacting scenes from infamous events and media events in history… crazy.

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