Installing SteamOS on the MSI Claw 8 AI+ involves specific steps and considerations that can impact your gaming setup. GameTechPlanet outlines the process, starting with creating a bootable USB drive using Rufus and configuring the BIOS to enable UEFI mode while disabling secure boot. A key factor to keep in mind is that installing SteamOS […]
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The Galaxy Z Fold 8 series represents a significant step forward in the evolution of foldable smartphones. By combining a wider design, enhanced multitasking capabilities, and innovative features, Samsung aims to cater to users seeking a seamless blend of productivity and entertainment. Whether you’re a multitasker managing multiple apps or a media enthusiast enjoying immersive […]
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The Meta v1.26 firmware update has sparked considerable discussion among smart glasses users, particularly those with Meta Ray-Ban, Meta Original and Oakley models. In the video below Phones & Drones highlights several critical issues that could impact your decision to update. Among the most significant concerns is a noticeable increase in battery drain, especially when […]
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Samsung has officially introduced its first extended reality (XR) headset, the Galaxy XR, to the UK market. Developed in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, this innovative device is powered by the Android XR platform and incorporates advanced artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver immersive experiences that seamlessly blend virtual and real-world environments. Designed to cater to […]
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Public art installations in parks have a familiar relationship with the people passing through them. They hold a fixed position, a fixed meaning, and a fixed form. You walk around them, read a plaque if there is one, and that’s usually the end of the conversation. The ones designed to provoke a genuine reaction tend to depend on scale or spectacle rather than something the visitor can actually change.
The Interactive Sliced House is part of a series that uses the most recognizable architectural shape there is as raw material. The house silhouette, walls, a pitched roof, and a doorway centered in front, is so deeply familiar that it functions almost like a word. This installation doesn’t just reference that shape. It cuts the whole thing into eight vertical slices and puts visitors in charge of what happens next.
Designer: Michael Jantzen
Two of the eight slices are solid white steel panels, one anchoring each end of the structure, both fixed permanently to a concrete pad on the ground. Each solid end has a doorway cut into its center. The six slices between them are open frames, the same house shape rendered as a hollow silhouette, and these slide freely along tracks set into the concrete beneath them.
Slide those six frames to one end, and the house snaps back into something close to its recognizable form, dense and legible from a distance. Pull them apart, and they scatter across the pad, creating a sequence of house-shaped thresholds that repeat across the concrete like the same word written over and over with increasing space between each letter. The structure stays the same; the space it makes changes completely.
Someone walking through the installation when the frames are spread out passes through threshold after threshold, each one framing a slightly different view of the park, the sky, and anyone else nearby. The frames create enclosed corridors between them when pushed together, and open, almost ceremonial passageways when pulled apart. Moving through the structure is different every visit, depending on how previous visitors left it.
The house shape is the installation’s real subject. It’s one of the first symbols children learn to draw, and one of the most loaded in the human symbolic vocabulary: shelter, family, belonging, property. Breaking it apart and handing the fragments to strangers in a public park is a way of asking what it means without having to say the question out loud, and without prescribing the answer.
The white painted steel keeps everything visually consistent regardless of how the slices are arranged, meaning no single configuration reads as more “correct” than another. There isn’t a right answer built into the materials. The installation can also be deployed as multiples, several units placed across a park at once, which would multiply its questions the same way the frames multiply the house shape when pulled apart.
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The release of watchOS 27 Beta 3 brings a host of updates designed to enhance the Apple Watch’s functionality, usability, and integration with advanced technologies. With improvements spanning smarter Siri AI, offline maps, and car location tracking, this update focuses on making the Apple Watch more practical and intuitive. However, certain features, such as the […]
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ChatGPT offers a range of practical applications that go beyond simple text generation, making it a versatile resource for tackling everyday challenges. According to Skill Leap AI, one effective approach is to use ChatGPT for creating custom workflows tailored to repetitive tasks. For instance, you can set it up to draft standardized reports or generate […]
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Apple has officially released iOS 27 Beta 3, offering a combination of new features, visual refinements, and performance enhancements. This update, currently available to registered developers, focuses on improving connectivity, user interface design, Siri functionality, and app performance. Below is an in-depth look at what this latest beta brings to the table in a new […]
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NotebookLM 2.0 (2026 Edition) is an AI-driven platform designed to support a variety of professional and creative applications. According to Tina Huang, this version incorporates the Gemini 3.5 model, which enhances workflows by providing actionable insights. One notable feature is its secure sandbox environment, allowing users to generate and test code in isolation. This reduces […]
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