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After over 40 hours of work and over 100,000 staples, artist Peter Root ‘s “Ephemicropolis” city of staples art installation is complete. Hundreds of variously sized stacks of staples create a tiny urban landscape. By the pinch of Root’s fingertips and meticulous structural organization, his vision came to life. From an aerial view this tiny city-scape bares uncanny resemblance to the architectural chaos and complexity of the concrete jungle. A closer look shows the intricate piecing together of simple stacks of staples which were broken apart to create tiny skyscrapers to suburban neighbors on the outskirts of the city. [via trendland ]
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Peter Root’s Ephemicropolis City of Staples Gallery
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This ground-breaking scent capturing printer designed for Sony by Chinese engineer Li Jing Xuan opens doors for methods of communication around the world. This small hand held machine uses its “electronic nose” to recognize patterns of particular odors and translate it onto a tangible postcard size paper. Aroma based inks are printed onto the special photo paper which can then be exposed by peeling back the flap tosmell the scent. This interactive and innovative machine allows users to communicate and share information in ways that have never been done before by utilizing one of hmanity’s most prominent senses. [via designboom ]
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Sony Scent Capturing Post Card Printer Gallery
