X-ray specs have been enlisted in the fight against the smuggling of exotic animals. Alongside super-intelligent beagles, X-rays represent formidable barriers to wanna-be smugglers. For example, take Jessica Dean & Marc Eiden of TukTuk Productions. While they’d struggle to smuggle … Continue reading
by j p, May 19, 2003 0 comments
North of the border, they loves their noise, and they loves their toys. Brissy kats bringing both South for Easter are powertool lovers Kunt, alongside Defecktro from Japan, Kiki iLL ( ex- nam shub of enki ) and Peeled Hearts … Continue reading
by j p, April 3, 2003 0 comments
Peacocks are fantastic synchronised swimmers. Even more remarkable is their ability to sync their fine-feathered manoeuvres, while swimming in ponds that may be as far as 2000km apart. Humans have a few sync-tricks up their sleeve, even if they do … Continue reading
by j p, January 19, 2003 0 comments
Survey in a recent edition of Outdoor Lovemakers Journal showed that 42% of outdoor lovemakers felt ‘electric and alive, more connected to mystery’, 34% felt ‘foxier about bodies of water’, 18% had developed borderline insect-phobias, and 6 % believed they … Continue reading
by j p, January 5, 2003 0 comments
Web design is sort of like trying to steer a surfbike against the tide, while the riverside, melting, industrial chocolate sculptures make for the slowest syruppy pedalling, your thighs have had for a long time. As recently presented at Electrofringe, … Continue reading
by j p, October 30, 2002 0 comments