The Energy Bank is based on transforming kinetic energy into electricity, and as such related to effort and manual labor. Yet the human body can generate energy passively – through heat and body fluids, sweat, urine and BLOOD, which could be used to power microbots grown out of living tissue that operate inside the body. [...]
Tagged alternative energy, blood bank, blood battery, human batteryAfter the second day of installation at the Norwegian Telecom Museum all is looking pretty rosy for the Electromagnetic Fountain.
But not before the discovery that the fountain’s filters had not been cleaned after its last exhibition at the National Research Days in Porsgrunn. Luckily help was at hand. Tormund, who works as technician at [...]
Tagged art installation, Electromagnetic Fountain, Norwegian Telecom Museum, OsloImages: Roman Minaev
Tagged alternative energy, Energy Bank, kinetic energy, public art, public utility, Work-in-progressExhibition: Antenna Aesthetics
Sound of Mu
Markveien 58, Oslo
20-31 March 2010
Opening: 20 March, 19.00
Antenna Aesthetics is a collection of photographic and audio portraits of antennas snapped and recorded in various countries between 2007and 2010. It encompasses snapshots and discreet sounds that will inhabit the Sound of Mu for the duration of the exhibition, as well as a [...]
Tagged Antnenna Aesthetics, EM detection, EM visulisation, exhibition, Oslo, Sound of MuGetting ready for showing the Electromagnetic Fountain at the Norwegian Telecom Museum from 20th March to 11th July 2010. Previously installed in inner city locations, it will be the first time it has been placed inside.
Tagged art installation, Electromagnetic Fountain, Electromagnetic radiation, Norsk Telemuseum, Norwegian Telecom Museum, Oslo