Event Photos now up! - By Lindsday’s Diet Thanks again to everyone involved!
Exposure (1)
Gregory Clarke
2010
Realization
2011
Michael JP Hall
Resonance
A New Industrial Utopia
Leigh Christie
2011
Dimension X
G-Bikes
Powering the Party: 2011 eatART’s Powers the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Prosthesis: The Anti Robot
Prosthesis is a high-performance four-limbed wearable walking machine employing state-of-the-art engineering and technology. Despite this high level of technology, it has no autonomous control system. The pilot must learn to control the machine via an exo-skeletal interface which maps the movement of his limbs to the limbs of the machine, and physically returns positional feedback.
mon·do spi·der
(mŏn’dō’ spī’dər)
-noun
- arachnid of enormous proportions
- a 1,700 lb, 8-legged monster of steel and destruction
- the world’s first walking electric vechicle
The Cooper Bros panoramic photography documents the world around us. This particular photo, framed in dozens of upcycled brass frames, is a comment on fact that we need to follow the rules we’ve heard for some many years; Recycle, Reduce, and Reuse.
50ft electromagnetic snake. Principal artist Charlie Brinson.
“The Titanoboa project is an exercise in alternative forms of propulsion and power applications in transport. The purpose is to showcase this experiment by harnessing and enlarging the mesmerizing movement of the snake.”
Canadian residents consumed 13.6 liters of water per person per hour in 2009.
Fresh water and energy are inextricably linked - water requires an enormous amount of power to purify, pump and heat.
This 16 portraits series combines statistics with portraits to illustrate the scope of this consumption.
