Stan WannetHardware Developer at V2_ Stan Wannet Stan Wannet (1977) is (a brand new) hardware developer at V2_lab. He has been working as an installation artist in ‚s-Hertogenbosch since 2000 and recently obtained his Bachelors degree in Electronic Engineering. Stan has an extensive body of work, lately related to 'artificial life', which he documented on his website: http://www.min-een-half-wortel-drie.nl/
Phone: +31 10 206 7273 Stan WannetDocument Actions"Dear Steve" is the ruthless, smooth dismantling of a brand-new MacBook Pro, and the act of literally turning inside-out the digital work station. Watch the video excerpt. Artist Daan Roosegaarde expands his artistic and innovative horizon to fashion in collaboration with V2_ Lab and fashion designers Maartje Dijkstra & Anouk Wipprecht. With "Media Vintage", Melissa Coleman writes/sews a memorial to obsolete media. Information stored on digital carriers is vulnerable and transient. In this respect, physical things, like books, are worth more. How might textiles work as a storage ... The Tweet Bubble Series consists of four wearable speech bubble prototypes developed in collaboration between artist Aram Bartholl and V2_Lab. All four prototypes are based on the idea that a Twitter user shows his/her latest Twitter post in the ... Naast hardwareontwikkelaar bij V2_Lab is Stan Wannet beeldend kunstenaar. Hij presenteert 14 november een nieuwe installatie, "De Hondenmepper", in het CBK in Den Bosch. V2_’s hardware developers are practicing anger management with the installation "Love Hate Punch" by artists Stefan Gross and Stella Boess. The 4th E-Textile Workspace took place on 24 February 2010. We were joined by two students from the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht. Aduen Darriba and Anouk Wipprecht are working on a graduation project together that integrates wearable ... The Lab is currently working on the first series of modular patches. The basic creative philosophy behind the patches is driven by a simple mantra: “Don’t Code Just Stitch”. We don’t focus on highly skilled engineers but offer an ... South African artist Rodney Place is working on technological development for his “Angels of Stealth” project with V2_Lab’s Stan Wannet from mid-May through June 2010. In the 5th E-Textile Workspace we focused on the question how to make textiles move. Previously, some ad hoc experimentation with Flexinol shape memory alloy was done, but we all agreed it would be interesting to see what we could come up with ... |
