The Knitted Radio
The Knitted Radio manifests how to knit a sweater that is also an FM radio transmitter. The tactile centerpiece is a functional electronic object knitted out of ordinary wool and commonly available conductive materials. The accompanying knitting instructions, to be published in a knitting magazine, allows the reproduction of the electronic object by an alternative maker group.
Ultimaker 2
“There’s a sort of 3D alchemy that occurs when our software, materials and printer are combined. Together they create one of the most enjoyable and seamless 3D printing experiences around. It’s a kind of magic really.” https://ultimaker.com
Brother Innov-ís 750E
“This dedicated embroidery machine with a large embroidery area has 136 built in designs and 6 fonts for you to choose from to add embroidery to your projects.” • 136 Embroidery Patterns • Automatic thread cutter • Automatic needle threader […]
Open Studio
First insight into our studio, the working and the workshop areas and a one day pop up exhibition of our last work The Knitted Radio, realized at the Eyebeam Art&Technology Center in NY, supported by the BKA Österreich und Land Steiermark.
Open Studio: STITCHING WORLDS, June 18 2014, 17:00 – 20:00
Please do join us for our first event, the opening of our studio as well as a pop-up exhibition of our last work The Knitted Radio. We would love to share some insights to our project and goals, chat and […]
Exhibition: MAK – EXEMPLARY, June 10 – September 16 2014, Vienna (AT)
The e-textile Swatchbook will be exhibited at the upcoming exhibition of the Museum for Applied Art in Vienna there included our samples of a knitted capacitor and a knitted breadboard. From the exhibitions text: On the occasion of the MAK’s […]
Start of the Project: STITCHING WORLDS
Stitching Worlds is an arts-based project connecting the shared artistic research territory between arts, design, open culture, digital fabrication, information technology and electronics to the engineering and scientific methodologies of textile technology. The project is funded by the Program for Arts-Based […]