Encouraging passerbys to question their normal routine, artist Chis O’Shea’s Hand from Above project slips a bit of fun into the everyday.

The White Hotel in Brussels has a new in-room installation piece that provides a colorful, interactive experience for guests.

Mio I-zawa is a Japanese interactive media artist that utilizes flesh-like masses of material that resemble hearts, tumors, and skin cells. These items are placed into situations where they interact with computers, humans, or both.

Core77 points us to this stunning work by Klip Collective, a Philadelphia-based art group consisting of filmmakers, photographers, and interactive artists that specializes in ‘high-end, large-scale and unique video installations”. Their projection art is site-specific, meaning each piece is customized for the space it is being projected on/into. Watch the video below for a sense:

Klip Collective
[via Core77]