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 Sanyo Electric Corporation, Ultrasonic Bath, 1970. Often referred to as the Sanyo Electric Corporation, Ultrasonic Bath, 1970. Often referred to as the
 "human washing machine" this contraption was described i its promotional literature as "truly the fully atomatic bath of the future\\ "human washing machine" this contraption was described i its promotional literature as "truly the fully atomatic bath of the future\\
- Sanyo Electric Corporation, Living Capsule, 1970 + Sanyo Electric Corporation, Living Capsule, 1970\\ 
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-Mariko Mori: Wave UFO 2003\\ +
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-The video projection that takes place inside consists of two parts, which flow seamlessly together. Each viewer is outfitted with a set of electrodes, which gather brainwave data. This information is instantly transformed into visual imagery, in real-time correspondence with the actual activity of the brain, and projected onto the screen. Colorful abstract forms slowly expand and evolve into shapes like single cells and molecular structures, creating a dream world that is at once primordial and ethereal. With this sequence, Mori brings the viewer from the live biofeedback stage into what she describes as a deeper consciousness in which the self and the universe become interconnected. +
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-Wave UFO 2003 :Source: http://www.publicartfund.org +
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-Haus-Rucker_Co: ENVIRONMENT - TRANSFORMER,  1968\\ +
-Are appliances that change sensory impressions for a limited time in a visual and acoustic way. The processes of seeing and hearing are drawn out of their habitual apathy, separated into their individual functions and put together again as special experiences.\\ +
-source: http://www.the-artists.org/Images/haus-rucker-co +
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-Bini Shell System,  In 1964 Dante N Bini built the first hemispherical thin shell structure by pneumatically and +
-automatically lifting all the necessary construction materials, which were distributed horizontally over a pneumatic form +
-anchored to a circular ring beam, from ground level into an hemispherical dome. After the initial ground preparation was finished, +
-that concrete thin shell structure was built in 60 minutes. http://www.inhabitat.com/entry_1120.php\\+
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 +Architect Wallace Neff became obsessed with what he called airform architecture—domed structures created by inflating a massive balloon, then covering it in a concrete shell. The result is more tactile than, say, Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes (designed about a decade later); Roden describes their look and feel "as if someone hand-made a ceramic bowl, then flipped it over."Neff regarded his airforms as his most important work. Commissioned by the War Department in the 1940s, Neff built these structures in Virginia, Arizona, and California—as well as in South America, India, and Africa. Of the airforms built in California, only one still stands, in Pasadena, where Steve Roden lives in it.(lucky guy:)). http://unframed.lacma.org/2009/04/09/steve-roden-on-wallace-neff  http://99percentinvisible.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/06_Neff_ch6_0091B.jpg.\\
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-more inflatable image sections: [[Experience Inflatables]], [[Powered by Wind]], [[Parasite Inflatables]], [[Soap Experiences]], [[When Nature Inflates]], [[Environmental Blendings]], [[Inflatable Spaces]], [[Inflatable Sound]], [[Interactive Inflatables]], [[Inflatable Wearables]], [[The Non Categorized Inflatables]], [[Lighter than Air]], [[NASA Inflatables]]+more inflatable image sections: [[Experience Inflatables]], [[Powered by Wind]], [[Parasite Inflatables]], [[Soap Experiences]], [[When Nature Inflates]], [[Environmental Blendings]], [[Inflatable Spaces]], [[Inflatable Sound]], [[Interactive Inflatables]], [[Inflatable Wearables]], [[The Non Categorized Inflatables]], [[Lighter than Air]], [[NASA Inflatables]], [[Leftover Inflatable Archive]]
  
 or go back to; [[Cocky Eek]] or go back to; [[Cocky Eek]]

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