Danny Rozin builds mechanical mirrors with diverse materials such as chrome-plated plastic balls, mirror titles, wood dowels, and more. Once you step in front of the Rozin's art piece, it reflects your image in real-time. Simply amazing! Top: Shiny Balls Mirror (2003) - 921 hexagonal black-anodized aluminum tube extrusion, 921 chrome-plated plastic balls, 819 ...
Notes from Dezeen: "Stockholm architects Wilhelmson Arkitekter have designed a housing project with windows that look like gilded picture frames. Designed by professor Anders Wilhelmson, the project is to be built overlooking the sea in Helsingborg, Sweden." This is quite a unique and interesting project.
This is pretty cool. For the 4th of July, E-Solar, a utility solar power company programmed "a quarter square mile of mirrors in Lancaster, Calif., to form the American flag and the Statue of Liberty." Link via Clean Technica
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