Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Art & Fabrication”
Introduction My work this summer can, in many ways, be summarized by this insightful quote by climate activist Naomi Klein: “Part of our work now – a key part – is not just resistance, not just saying ‘no.’ We have to do that, of course, but we also have to fiercely protect some space to dream and plan for a …
Falcon42Art is my Etsy Shop. This is where I geek out about: “Bringing historic illustrations back to life with vector-based art and design!” I start with identifying unique and striking historical illustrations from nature, science, technology and philosophy. Each image is then converted to vector-based line art and machine-sketched with pen and ink by my trusty drawing robot (I call her …
Vector mashup of Ernst Haekel’s 1887 “Evolution of Man” and “The Computer Tree” by Karl Kempf. Available on Society 6.
I wanted to make the participants in our first ChangeX pilots feel special, so I made these nifty wooden name tags.
I’ve always loved tiny spaces. The challenge of organizing them for optimal efficiency sets my heart aflutter. That’s why, when I was recently offered the opportunity to live in my own tiny house as part of an experimental project, I was overjoyed to accept. And by “tiny,” I mean tiny! 7ft x 7ft x 7ft, to be exact… My friend and …
Simple carpentry project.
I’ve enjoyed reading about sociology and community design as a pastime since I was a teenager. In 2015 I began working on a concept for “The Innovation Village,” a self-sufficient tiny house community centered around a set of shared community spaces, including an Earthship makerspace. The model includes: Community amenities including pool, tennis courts, makerspace, shared kitchen space, library/coworking space, community …
Simple carpentry project
Worked with a team to create an augmented reality experienced based around The Pickwick hotel, filming site for The Maltese Falcon, during the Urban Prototyping Makeathon. We also created a full-scale, working version of this experience, but the photos have been lost.