Stephen Black
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Video, photography, art, writing. Since 2015, however, focused on AR, Augmented Reality. launching newsletters
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Before the Covid-19 pandemic there were a lot of non-Japanese people in Roppongi. My wife is British and worked at Roppongi Hills for about 10 years, but she and other non-Japanese people have completely different maps of Roppongi in their heads to the ones we do. In this place we all know as Roppongi they have their own cultural sphere; they have... See more
133 Michiaki Matsushima（Editor）|ROPPONGI MIRAI KAIGI -In the city that connects the people and the Art Design-
This comes down to a common thread stretching from Rosseau, to Hegel, to Marx, and all the way to Crenshaw and Kendi: perception makes reality. Perception is power.
Daniel Meeks • Our Next Reality: Florida Man Review
Zero waste advocate Anne-Marie Bonneau is often quoted for having said: “We don’t need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly.” If you’re an imperfect vegan or vegetarian: congratulations and thank you, you’ve taken a step towards a more compassionate future! – Kai
The CMU device is a phased array of 64 tiny transducers. The flat, half-moon-shaped array is attached to the bottom of VR goggles so it rests just above the mouth.
The haptic effects consist of point impulses, swipes and persistent vibrations targeted on the mouth and synchronized with visual images. A variety of effects were evaluated using 16... See more
The haptic effects consist of point impulses, swipes and persistent vibrations targeted on the mouth and synchronized with visual images. A variety of effects were evaluated using 16... See more
Byron Spice • Over the Lips, Through the Gums, Look Out Gamers, Here It Comes — Or So It Seems
The same thing that is happening to journalism, to restaurants, to bookstores to Hollywood, to everything beautiful and interesting in this country, is happening to art. Jobs are disappearing. Venture Capital funds are getting involved. In early 2020, 1,350 jobs were cut at American museums. What was barely profitable is now being gutted with the... See more
What Do We Do With The Big Business Of Immersive Art? | Defector
And “Megalopolis” — in its most dazzling and audacious moment — breaks through the screen to bridge the gap between life and thought, art and reality. It’s a moment that may only exist at Cannes, in much the same way as Coppola’s dream of live-remixing “Twixt” during a nationwide roadshow failed to survive beyond his panel at Comic-Con, but the... See more