art,tech,cool

Making the world  a better place with technology and art

[rita-arrigo]

Finally at home with my #hololens and #cabbage #microsoftlife #mixedreality (at St Kilda Beach)

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Checking out the New Academic Street love the #esc chairs #newacademicstreet (at RMIT University)

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Loved the #9by5 @vca_mcm #art150 #andrewtaylor holographic paintings is awesome #chrisbeaumont hanging happy open everyday 12-5 (at Margaret Lawrence Gallery)

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More #hololens #ai #abb #trains with @metrotrains #melbourne (at Microsoft HQ)

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Australian Synchrotron publishing more journals globally #goaussie #comxevolution #research #science #xraytech (at The George on Collins)

[rita-arrigo]

Congrats to #rmitarchitecture for this incredible innovation to bring Holographic assembly technique to the world #hololens #microsoftlife (at RMIT Design Hub)

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Love #projectmurphy I love being madonna! (at St Kilda Beach)

[rita-arrigo]

#normjudah at the #innovatorsclub making it real #emergingtech #ai #hololens #blockchain (at International Convention Centre Sydney - ICC Sydney)

[rita-arrigo]

Presenting #humanisinginnovation at #webworldforum wonderful intro by @basicbananas #cognitive #innovation #hololens (at Doltone House Hyde Park)

[wired]

All plants reflect light. Leaves reflect green, and flowers reflect red, or yellow, or whatever. But plants also fluoresce, which means when they reflect ultraviolet light, they emit longer wavelengths visible to the human eye. It’s the same thing that happens with a black-light poster.

These photos capture the glow from plants that humans can’t see, but that are always there.

Read More: 12 Remarkable Photos Capture the Light That Plants Emit

[rita-arrigo]

Love this

[cloudbugmelbourne]

My Digital Workplace will…  Win a Ticket to Digital Workplace Conference April 28-29 2016 - The Pullman Albert Park

How to Enter:

1. Tell us what your Digital Workplace will do …….

2. Post it on twitter, using the hashtag #AUDWCGIVEAWAY and tagging @melcloudbug.

3. Email us what your digital workplace will do and your contact details at [email protected]

4. Done! – you are in the running to win a ticket to the Digital Workplace Conference 2016

5. The Digital Workplace which makes us think and understand your vision the most will win.

6. The winner will be announced 20 April 2016.

7. The winner will be contacted via email and announced through the Cloudbug twitter account.

8. Competition opens Monday 11 April and runs until midnight 19 April.

9. First prize is a pass to the Digital Workplace Conference valued at $770 AUD

[rita-arrigo]

So in love with this #olsen @deutscherandhackett of #broome (at Deutscher and Hackett)

[conceptualfinearts]

Simon Denny shows us how to still believe in the Venice Biennale despite its controversies

After exactly a month from its opening, the feeling is that this year Venice Biennale has been in the news more for its often political controversies than for the quality of its exhibitions. Christopher Buchel’s The Mosque managed to split up the art world commentators as rarely before and the withdrawals of Syrian Film Collective […]

[rita-arrigo]

So loved Simon Denny he is magical and made Venice airport so much more interesting

[daviddclay]

Sarah Lucas at Venice Biennale review – pervery and pleasure in a sea of custard

Lucas’s sculptural army of friends and muses are all pleasuring themselves – and they’ll make you feel good too

[rita-arrigo]

Really enjoyed Sarah Lucas and her desert fantasy

[tinderboxpix]

Photo by @historyofthebatman ・・・ Good Knight Gothamites! Tomorrow we will have more Batman news and media from Day 2 of @SanDiegoComicCon! Earlier today, the #SDCC panel @DCComics Meets @LEGO Art announced artist Nathan Sawaya’s @NathanSawaya “The Art of the Brick: DC Comics” exhibition which celebrates 80 years of DC Comics with sculptures of super heroes and super villains made entirely out of millions of LEGO bricks. The themes of the exhibition will range from transformation and reinvention to good and evil, all touched upon in the publications’ stories. DC Comics artist and DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Jim Lee @JimLeeArt joined the interactive panel with Sawaya and drew a new Batmobile that Sawaya will build out of LEGO pieces for the traveling exhibit, the first stop being November 2015 in Sydney, Australia’s Powerhouse Museum, part of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS) (to reserve tickets now, visit http://maas.museum). Here is a LEGO sculpture by @NathanSawaya featured in the panel showcasing Batman and The Joker, shaped perfectly to illustrate their yin and yang relationship. To see more of @NathanSawaya’s LEGO art, please visit their website at BrickArtist.com! I hope those who are at SDCC this week are having a nerdy blast, can’t wait to join you this Saturday and Sunday! Thanks for following and all the constant support, have a great night and we will have more History of the Batman tomorrow! Remember Gothamites, it’s all about #Peace, #Love and #Batman! ✌🏻️💙💛🃏💜💚☺️

[rita-arrigo]

Can't wait for this #lego show

[gorgeoushomedecor]

kitchen by Nip Tuck Remodeling… Place where you can find Gorgeous Home Decoration ideas and inspiration for decoration every room in your house!

[rita-arrigo]

Nice #kitchen

[39lightning-blog]

Хозяюшка Софи

http://fashion-way.ru/post/105024729295

Хозяюшка Софи Лорен на своей кухне, 1971 г.

[rita-arrigo]

Love her