Wednesday, September 21, 2011

QR Code Island

For their collaborative project titled "QR-Code Island" Mat Barnes and Eddie Blake of C.A.N created a scale-model island that can be read by a smartphone as a QR code when viewed from above. The model represents a kind of spectacular planning which opens up intriguing opportunities, like the that of developers advertising via Google Earth or even have their message read in space.



Find out more about the project here.
Posted by Junkculture at 3:33 AM
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9 comments:

  1. Moins ambitieux que Dubaï, mais sûrement plus écologique et moins coûteux !!!

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  2. should we be able to read this from a computer screen? Have half a dozen readers, can't read it!

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  3. it can't really be read at all... not enough contrast, too much shadow.

    artists, feh, leave the technology to the experts ok?

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  4. The QR code is mirrored. If you want to read itmirror it first.

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  5. here is as viewed through the mirror : http://www.criticalarchitecturenetwork.com/qrisland.jpg

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  7. Always was interested in this theme! should we be able to read this from a computer screen? Have half a dozen readers, can't read it!

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  8. The model represents a kind of spectacular planning which opens up intriguing opportunities, like the that of developers advertising via Google Earth or even have their message read in space.

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  9. Has read all in detail, excellent blog! should we be able to read this from a computer screen? Have half a dozen readers, can't read it!

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