Mariano Guerra
03/23/2020, 10:03 AMKartik Agaram
03/23/2020, 4:11 PMDoug Moen
03/23/2020, 5:41 PMMariano Guerra
03/23/2020, 6:18 PMDoug Moen
03/24/2020, 12:55 AMKartik Agaram
03/24/2020, 1:38 AMKonrad Hinsen
03/24/2020, 10:17 AMcurious_reader
03/25/2020, 1:29 PMMariano Guerra
03/25/2020, 3:36 PMEdward de Jong / Beads Project
03/25/2020, 8:47 PMcurious_reader
03/26/2020, 9:30 AMEdward de Jong / Beads Project
03/26/2020, 10:49 PMDoug Moen
03/27/2020, 1:59 AMKartik Agaram
03/27/2020, 2:00 AMKonrad Hinsen
03/27/2020, 10:53 AMshalabh
03/27/2020, 11:28 PMOur mission is to incubate a humane dynamic medium
whose full power is accessible to all people.So what is a medium? It is an external representation of ideas and thought. Writing is one medium, but it took ages after its inception to achieve the power and ubiquity for humans. Successively evolved, refined and morphed via other overlapping mediums such as algebra, (bar|line) graphs, architecture diagrams. The printing press had a big impact on the ubiquity of writing. Dynamic screens are another kind of medium - there is overlap with writing (so we got a lot of stuff for free) but hypermedia and other interactive interfaces let us represent and navigate ideas in new ways, which we couldn't do with dead tree books. Dynamicland is seeking a live 3D physical medium. We don't quite know how to represent ideas in this medium yet. I think this is what they are exploring. The programming part is a means to an end - to animate the physical - but the deeper question is how do you represent, interact with and understand ideas and thoughts in such a medium? What kinds of ideas are even better represented in such a medium? Might also take ages to discover, refine and evolve to something ubiquitous, but in this sense I think they are doing something nobody else is doing.
Kartik Agaram
03/27/2020, 11:33 PMshalabh
03/27/2020, 11:50 PMEdward de Jong / Beads Project
03/28/2020, 12:26 AMcurious_reader
03/28/2020, 10:22 PM