It’s and old project but still worth a look if you don’t know it.

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Invisible transmissions

A live visualisation of email activity into the Portland Square building at the University of Plymouth. Software checked occupant’s email ‘inbox’ and established the names of people who have sent an email to an occupant. By correlating the sender’s name with their geographical location on the campus via the telephone directory, an office with an image of the appropriate architectural style was ‘flown’ into the scene and attached to the recipient’s office.

Chris Speed

Blink are currently developing some ideas with the BBC on how to liven up bus journeys in London.

Blink are working closley with long time creative collaborator Daniel Blackburn developing a system which is set to challenge conventional ways in which galleries and similar public venues make available extended translation materials to their audiences. Focussing on a unique multinodal outdoor Bluetooth installation for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, BluLoci will allow mobile phone users to access free information about where they are and the artwork they are experiencing as they make their own way around the park. More soon.

Delivering our own award-winning initiatives since 2000, Blink have provided a range of project management and consultancy services for clients in the cultural, education, regeneration and health sectors, often engaging with difficult to reach audiences. This study written by Sara Robinson for Missions, Models, Money shows how Blink is pioneering the use of mobile phone text messages to communicate effectively with arts audiences and particpants.

Only your imagination and your mobile can set free the monsters trapped under the streets of Manchester and London.

Delivering blogging project in Cumbria with Folly. Andy pls write up a little bit of something and add a pic 400×300pxl.

Blink are proud to be one of the founder members of a group of artists, companies, designers and technologists based in Huddersfield, England. Click on the logo to find out more.

A commission from folly, funded by Cumbria County Council, to find an imaginative way to build up a picture of the cultural life of Cumbria over the course of a year.

Partners in the Secret Life of Cumbria include folly, Cumbria County Council, the Westmorland Gazette, Tullie House in Carlisle, The Brewery in Kendal and the Fred festival.

Bluevend is a Bluetooth touch screen kiosk designed for the wireless distribution of original mobile phone content.

Bluevend was showcased at Tate Britain, Edinburgh International Film Festival, Brief Encounters and Rotterdam Film Festival.