Articles by Lisa Baldini
Lisa Baldini is a regular contributor to PSFK.com. As a student of Graham Harwood, Luciana Parisi, and Matthew Fuller, Lisa's interest in technology lies in how culture is changed from the bottom up through history, materiality, databases, user experience, and affective computing. A student of social media marketing, she sees how people try to engage consumers through technology and how much failure is at hand by misunderstanding the medium. A teacher at heart, she writes and curates in an effort to link the knowledge derived between the academic, art, and business worlds.
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The era of the "brogrammer" ushers in a new mentality for the tech community.
These projects may prove to be some early indicators of where the latest technical ideas will evolve.
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Remove all computers, phones, relationships and obligations, can you face yourself?
"Euthanasia Coaster" is a study in gravitational aesthetics and cognitive simulation.
The Parking in Motion app allows you to call, reserve and pay for your space in numerous garages and airports...
Activists place DIY benches throughout San Francisco to protest city's Sit-Lie ordinance.
Artist Matthew Cusick uses physical maps as materials to enliven portraits of American icons.
In a world where we sit in chairs and stare at screens all day, with work extending itself into the night, our...
Researchers claim that the formation of languages is much more unpredictable and contingent on cultural...
Application uses location-based media to create transmedia storytelling.
Emotional and physiological feedback could shape the next era of video game play.
In an effort to reduce theft and track inventory, three hotels in Honolulu, Miami and Manhattan have recently...
Harris invokes the artist as archivist to create a multimedia self-portrait in his 'Today' project.
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DIY camera builder takes inspiration from nature to create an unusual sculptural device.
One of the first documents of the Japanese earthquake gets a little help from social media and the Internet.
An aesthetically breathtaking experiment captures the force and power of the star in a way that feels humanly...
Adidas's The Megalizer Project heralds its Mega Collection and helps to further revolutionize the limits of...
The T-Box system harnesses wind energy from the existing motion of passing trains.
Digital craft creation moves a once artisanal product into mediation via the virtual world.
Does 'Live Singapore!' and other urban data projects help us understand our cities better?
Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott's beautiful 12:31 photo series questions posthumous data rights for executed...
What do the changes in graffiti say about us culturally?
Will portable electronics be powered by the human body? Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology...
The brand creatively mines Tweets to develop ads and promotions.
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