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Category Archives: Tech
NYC and Philly Optimized
If you follow travel blogs, you have probably seen posts on the optimal road trips through the United States and Europe. The brilliant coder behind these maps is a PhD candidate named Randy Olson. Now he has used the same … Continue reading
Posted in Maps, Public Transport, Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged Fairmount Park, Liberty Bell, NYC, Philadelphia
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The Perfect Flight
The travel search engine Skyscanner.net surveyed 2,000 travelers regarding their flying preferences and then commissioned mathematician Eugenia Cheng from the University of Sheffield to create the formula for the perfect flight.
Let Sleeping Giants Lie
The always entertaining and imaginative NYC art collective Dawn of Man has been using projection mapping techniques in an intriguing project that transforms ordinary city walls into meditative works of art. Check out the fascinating video of “Projection Napping” below, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Film, Photography, Tech, USA
Tagged Dawn of Man, New York City, Street Art
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Luminous Words
If you are strolling the High Line in NYC during the next month or two, you may want to take step off for a short detour to visit the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery in Chelsea for a fantastic new exhibition. Luminous Words … Continue reading
London Underground
The mind-boggling short video below is a visualization of 562,145 journeys on London’s Underground network.
Here Be Monsters
TeleGeography’s newly updated “Submarine Cable Map” is a wonderful tribute to the Golden Age of mapmaking incorporating historical elements of Medieval and Renaissance cartography. The fantastic map, which details 299 undersea communication cables, brings back a lost aesthetic of whimsical … Continue reading
One Night of Awesome
Last month, street artist Sofles created an incredible project called “Graffiti Mapping” for the Melbourne White Night Festival. Using a combination of 3D video mapping, traditional street mural art techniques and graffiti, he explored the intersection of art and digital … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Photography, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Australia, Melbourne, Sofles, Street Art
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London is Changing
The public art project London is Changing has been exposing some uncomfortable truths about Britain’s great city. While we visitors and tourists wander about enjoying our time in London, residents are trying to cope with a city that has become … Continue reading
