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Das Rad (The Wheel)

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Friday 13 June, 2008 at 2:43 am. It's been filed in the Animation + Environment category. {1 Comment}

VIDEO (via Chris)

Skin Color Distribution

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Monday 28 January, 2008 at 11:45 pm. It's been filed in the Environment + Information Design + Life + World category. {5 Comments}

Confirms my theory that skin color is a function of the earth’s axis and exposure to solar radiation. Duh.

Alastair Heseltine: Stacked & Woven Scultpures

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Tuesday 08 January, 2008 at 3:37 am. It's been filed in the Art/Design + Environment + Sculpture category. {4 Comments}

(images)

Sink Positive

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Wednesday 26 December, 2007 at 12:58 am. It's been filed in the Environment + Technology category. {2 Comments}

A sink that mounts on top of your toilet(s), running clean water automatically as the bowl fills after a flush. You’re not washing your hands in toilet water, you’re washing your hands right before it becomes toilet water. Environmentally friendly, elegantly simple and pretty dang smart.

Burning Man 2007: Recap

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Tuesday 04 September, 2007 at 1:36 am. It's been filed in the Architecture + Art/Design + Culture + Dance + Environment + Internet + Life + Music + Painting + Performance + Photography + Sculpture + Technology + Travel category. {6 Comments}

If you didn’t go or if you’re just now getting back, there’s a lot of digital remnants from this year’s Burn. I’ve been following it all fairly closely and am posting the best of what I’ve seen. Please let me know if I’m missing anything cool.

Too Darn Hot

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Friday 10 August, 2007 at 12:37 pm. It's been filed in the Environment + Health + Life + Nation + World category. {Share Your Thoughts}

No, it’s not your imagination, or latent global warming anxiety/guilt. OK maybe a little of the latter, but it is damn hot outside — at least here in the Southeastern US. With heat indexes in excess of 110 degrees Fahrenheit it’s important to keep cool.