They got French people to dance! That basically never happens. And like a spell being broken, shortly after a handful of ever-more-intense encores the crowd awkwardly dispersed, leaving the music hangin'.
This I found on Engadget this morning: a Kinect hack that turns Barcelona tourists into 3D souvenirs - that is, a statue of yourself, posing like a statue, that you can take home! How meta. And also another really good reason to keep up with what's happening in 3D tech dev right now:
A magnificent mashup of art and science, brought to you by blablabLAB, which made use of three Kinects and a RepRap machine.
And lastly - this is just gratuitous - the music video for Jolie Coquine, the first single off the Caravan Palace soundtrack, 2008, via Murielle Cadiou:
I just love the production in this. And that slow, labyrinthine way of revealing a story ... it's compelling.
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I know why you had a minute to post - #MIPTV and everyone else vanished to get a snack. Nice. I recall some exec would make one tech stay in case. What? Yes, just for in case. Draw straws time when that happened.
Airnadette
Their energy and stage quality is incredible. Plus, it's the kind of art that can only be born in an ever-more-connected world with a shared nostalgia and a passion for mashups.
I did not expect that. They are great. What an on time interlude while #MIPTV went on break.
-dutch
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