Telectroscope
Rich — May 23, 2008 — Art & Design
References: tiscali
Completion of a 100 year old engineering project finally happened a few days ago. The tunnel between New York and London, called the Telectroscope, allows residents of both cities to peer down the giant brass ends of the tunnel and through a series of mirrors, see the faces of the people at the other end of the tunnel.
Created by artist Paul St George, the device claims to be genuine, although some claim the invention seeks aid from the use of the internet and a web cam. Nonetheless, the installation is lavishly created, and will no doubt capture the imagination of people that visit the tunnel.
Created by artist Paul St George, the device claims to be genuine, although some claim the invention seeks aid from the use of the internet and a web cam. Nonetheless, the installation is lavishly created, and will no doubt capture the imagination of people that visit the tunnel.
Trend Themes
1. Long-distance Connectivity - The completion of the Telectroscope project highlights the trend of creating long-distance connectivity through innovative engineering solutions.
2. Cross-border Communication - The Telectroscope's ability to allow residents of New York and London to interact visually signifies the trend of facilitating cross-border communication.
3. Immersive Art Installations - The Telectroscope's lavish and imaginative design showcases the trend of immersive art installations that captivate visitors.
Industry Implications
1. Telecommunication - The Telectroscope project opens up opportunities for the telecommunication industry to explore new ways of connecting distant locations.
2. Tourism - The Telectroscope installation offers a unique attraction for tourists, highlighting the potential for innovation in the tourism industry.
3. Art & Design - The Telectroscope's success as an immersive art installation suggests disruptive innovation opportunities in the art and design industry.
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