Super Weapon is Beautiful and Deadly

February 4, 2010

Could be an Onion Headline. Its like its so ironic that its stupid to say. Helllooooo Dr. Strangelove. Here’s the photo. Its from a MIRV, this crazy nuclear missile that gets launches from submarines, or land, or ships, or pretty much wherever. Once it gets up to space, its pretty much impossible to shoot down. The warhead detaches, arms, and then it deploys, like 8 or 10 nuclear weapons, that re-enter the atmosphere and explode in this crazy matrix that destroys a whole lot of stuff. The problem with nuclear weapons, is that when they blow up, they really destroy one area good, but their destructive force decreased by a power of 3 as distance increases. The MIRV solves that “problem”, by creating a grid of exploding enormous bombs that can kill way more people and poison a much larger portion of the world. Oh, by the way, of course its called the “Peacekeeper” ***[pause for applause]**** Thank you.

A link to the Wikipedia entry on MIRVs

Some other photos I found. Typical internet stuff


“Yes” vs “No” says Brain Scan

February 4, 2010

A recent article from the New York Times tells of a recent study in which patients previously thought to be vegetative, were actually aware… able to hear and to think, but not respond with physical gestures. We are now able to read thoughts, albeit with a low resolution. Linked here


Mason Jar Chandelier

January 30, 2010


Installations and Miscellaneous Art in New York

January 21, 2010

Pics from a recent visit to MoMA


That’s my Dad, asleep by the whale.

An installation I helped put up at Arario Gallery in Chelsea

Marc Andre Robinson, another one I helped install at Tina Kim Gallery


Graffiti in Williamsburg, BK

December 29, 2009

I love this


LED Star for Christmas

December 29, 2009


Living Objects Opens!

December 26, 2009

New Organic Electric LED Chandelier by Me

November 23, 2009

My Profile in Greenpoint Gazette

November 22, 2009

Living Objects in My Apartment!

November 21, 2009

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Freddy, the small one on the shoulder, is 6 feet tall.