A comment on FaceLifter by kristina from portland on Feb 17 2009 12:12PM
I wish I could have been there to stroke my own cheek. Love the video.
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A comment on FaceLifter by SJO from Waltham on Feb 17 2009 7:11AM
Rob, this looks so cool! You continue to amaze.
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A comment on FaceLifter by BAT from fNew(Bos,Ham,Eng,Wor) on Feb 16 2009 12:49PM
IOW: An approximate 3D mirror image of your mirror image?
Next: actual 3D mirror image horizontally flipped. Holo mirror-mirror?
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A comment on FaceLifter by Sissy from Little Glen on Feb 16 2009 6:19AM
Hey Rob: This is quite the neatest! I am really looking forward to going over and seeing this unique work of art. Sissy
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A comment on FaceLifter by Karen from Londonderry, NH on Feb 15 2009 7:36PM
What fun to step up to the FaceLifter and realize that this was my face!
And, an opportunity to lighten up, try out some expressiveness of my own. Loved the idea and the experience. Congratulations!
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A comment on FaceLifter by Suzanne from Acton on Feb 15 2009 5:12PM
Would love to come and get a free facelift - does it remove fine lines and wrinkles? Looks very cool, Rob.
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A comment on FaceLifter by muthaiga from San Francisco on Feb 15 2009 12:04PM
So sorry to miss your latest installation... it looks really cool. Wonderful that Vivien was there to participate - the lighting looks great.
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A comment on FaceLifter by pixigrlinJP from Jamaica Plain, MA on Feb 15 2009 10:15AM
bizarre but now i'm kinda intrigued
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A comment on FaceLifter by Larsenic777 from Cambridge, MA on Feb 15 2009 9:43AM
Yes. I loved this exhibit. It made my face look kinda weird. Disturbing. There many wonderful interactive artstuff at Axiom. I need to go again.
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A comment on FaceLifter by mobri1131 from Brookline, MA on Feb 15 2009 9:35AM
Super cool piece. I saw it at the opening and was blown away!!
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A comment on ai8ball by eddysysop from MIT on Feb 13 2009 11:26PM
Is the ai8ball cool? The answer is Yes. I am 95% certain.
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A comment on Giant Skull by bobuchuck from Concord, MA on Feb 13 2009 11:23PM
Ooooh...scary!
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A comment on O.f.f.i.c.e.A.n.t.s by Nick from Lone Tree, CO on Jan 2 2008 7:44AM
What if you feed them constantly? Do they become fat and lazy? For that matter, are fat developers who eat too much pizza and live a totally sedentary lifestyle, produce less than trim, athletic, fit developers? Very entertaining.
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A comment on Janken by Millie from Florence, Italy on Jan 1 2008 11:43PM
I remember this work so well: a thoroughly successful combination of impressive technology and loads of fun! As children, in Korea, we played jyang kemi sheya often, especially when we needed to establish some sort of pecking order. (A version exists in Italy, too.) At the COLLISIONseven show, I managed to beat Janken several times!
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