Water Light Graffiti by Antonin Fourneau

Many moons ago when I was working for Nickelodeon, a line producer one day snarked to our show producer, "Water, kids, and electricity. What could possibly go wrong?"

That said, I would really love to know how Antonin Fourneau managed to make this very cool interactive lighting exhibit waterproof enough to not fry when doused with liquid.

I mean, if I can't manage to keep the same keyboard functioning for more than 6 months because I managed to spill water/coffee/wine/tea onto it, how can he keep this LED wall from fritzing out with so much exposure to water?

Inquiring minds want to know.


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Water Light Graffitit

Chenequa House - Robert Oshatz, Architect

I'm really getting to like the work of Robert Oshatz. While my personal taste runs a bit more Guadi-esque, Oshatz does really wonderful stuff with curved woods and organic shapes.

The decks on the Chenequa House in Wisconsin are all kinds of awesome, plus that view from the master bedroom. Just wow (although, I wouldn't be able to live without curtains or some sort of privacy features on those windows.)

Chenequa House - Robert Oshatz, Architect

Chenequa House - Robert Oshatz, Architect

Chenequa House - Robert Oshatz, Architect

Chenequa House - Robert Oshatz, Architect