The Cost Of Breaking
02 Feb 2013
The South Korean penchant of convenience stores to place refrigerators on the street. In a world where the company that supplies the fridge, dictates the …
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There was a time when we made an effort to connect. Today if you are reading this, then you make the effort to disconnect.
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Packing tape from this Californian moving company – every item and box is tagged with a unique identification number which is then catalogued. How tangible …
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What would a straw designed for collecting DNA samples look like? What kinds of drinks would be compatible with collecting that sample i.e. not contaminate …
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Entering Elevator, Social Contract
27 Feb 2010
Welcome mat spanning the entire floor of this Handan elevator. To what extent does walking on a welcome mat imply some form of social contract? …
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When The Small Print Is Yours
22 Jan 2010
Triple A’s decision to monetise/sell/pimp the information provided by customers applying for an insurance quote – creates a short term monetary gain for long term …
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Legacy Transactions in Cashless Society
17 Jun 2007
The contract sits in front of me, its dense kanji taunting me from the printed page. I stare blankly back and try hard to focus …
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Long queues to clear security checks at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International airport providing plenty of time for looking around and passenger watching. Due to the …
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