projects

December 05, 2012

Which Way is?

Which way is? is an amazing app that will magically point you to any place on earth ... for free!

June 05, 2007

Etsy Geolocator

Geolocator is an interactive 3D world globe illustrating the location of Etsy sellers. Users can search the globe for products by tags, materials, seller names or location.

March 01, 2007

For it's 25th Anniversary as the biggest independent Advertising Agency, Wieden & Kennedy relaunched their website to celebrate and showcase their 25 years of work. After just a couple of discussions with the Agency, we realized that the best way to showcase all their immense amount of work, was to focus on all their 'metadata'. That is, show the work and illustrate around each piece as much related content as we could find. That way we created an experience that is centered on keyword navigation, either related to people, projects, clients, awards or a large set of general tags.

July 05, 2006

Adobe Ideas 2006

A cellphone multiuser installation I made for the Adobe "ideas" conference in Tokyo, August 4, 2006.

Everyone in the audience could access the application by using their cellphones and first taking a snapshot of a QRCode that held the url of the flashlite client. Once in, they'd enter a username, select their avatar, and then they'd show up in the big screen infront of them. They could walk around their avatars and send messages using their keypad, but it didn't take long until they figured out that by pressing '0' they'd fire lasers from their eyes! The objective of the game was becoming the last survivor in screen.

May 05, 2006

Interactive Interior

An installation for the Beyes shop in Omotesando Hills, Tokyo. "Time Traces" is one of the 6 pieces exhibited from February 11th to 28th. for the Interactive Interior Exhibition.

Using a webcam the piece analyses and visualizes the colors that clients are wearing inside the shop.

January 30, 2005

flickr graph

Flickr Graph is an application that visualizes the social relationships inside flickr.com. It makes use of the classic attraction-repulsion algorithm for graphs. Start exploring your contacts by entering your flickr username or the email address you used to register there.