NanoForm

Well, it took a while to get the time and the necessary passwords to start adding stuff to the blog. Meanwhile I have collectef a lot of things that in one way or another connects arts and nano.

Here’s a link to an interesting project by Daniel Sauter:

http://daniel-sauter.com/display.php?project_id=13

Victoria Vesna is probably the artist that has devoted the most to nano science. A lot of her work is pretty good: http://vv.arts.ucla.edu/projects/

and I think this article by Vesna could be of some sort of basic interest: http://vv.arts.ucla.edu/publications/publications/02-03/JV_nano/JV_nano_artF5VG.htm

Art + nano doesn’t necessary means a good and smart result. This is an evidence of that. Just the sound score makes you want to… http://nanoart21.org/

And this kind of stuff is quiet common, so watch out. But you can always learn from bad exaples. At least good ones stands out a bit more, like this one:

http://swamp.nu/projects/notepad.html

I like it since it proposes a reason to make things really small. I bought some notepads from them, so we can have a look at them later.

OK, this was a start, just to show I’m on the track…

Tags: nano art

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