Writing, spawned from thoughts, which emanated from feelings about the things that surround me. These may or may not scare you. However, I assure you, I am quite able to control myself in large crowds if I have to. And, I can behave around clients too. Hear that you clients? Hello?
I came across Andy's blog while searching for "design whores" on Google. He is not a design whore (or maybe he is - I don't know) but his design rants are pretty good. I have not been able to read through them all but from what I have read, I like him...
posted by Patrick @ 5:19 PM
Writing, spawned from thoughts, which emanated from feelings about the things that surround me. These may or may not scare you. However, I assure you, I am quite able to control myself in large crowds if I have to. And, I can behave around clients too. Hear that you clients? Hello?
I am an artist and industrial designer who specializes in creating web-enabled objects and environments. For the past 15 years or so, I have designed and built interior spaces and custom architecture and have watched the evolution of our physical environments merge with our digital environments and as such, have begun to work in bringing your digital world into the physical world. Through the use of web-enabled architecture and objects, your life beyond the x-y-z world that surrounds you is now entering a discreet or digital presence that you can manage from anywhere you physically occupy. I have many interests and usually re-create my connections to these interests frequently. However, I am guided by a consistent belief in the creative uses to technology and using technology for the benefit of our society and worlds beyond versus using it to deny, deplete, or destroy. As a firm believer in the power of networked human connectivity, I find the application of social computing, the semantic web, and user-interfaces fascinating. But I also believe in living life beyond the digital landscape and enjoy experiencing my x-y-z axis environments to the maximum.
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