Virtual installations using QR codes

Concept for virtual artworks in areas where a real installation might be deemed too intrusive, this could be a nature reserve or any other sensitive area.

The virtual installation can be used as a means to visualise the project in its proposed location to gain backing for its future realisation.

Concept for large scale origami in Richmond Park

knuk business cards

Short film explaining how to use the new knuk business cards with a QR Code matrix that can be scanned by a mobile phone with a camera.

The code contains contact information in a format that can be uploaded straight into the phone's address book (download a free QR Code scanner for Android).

Dalmatrix

 Dalmatian with a quick release (QR) matrix code that can be scanned by any smartphone with in-built camera.  The QR code contains a link to a website which will be automatically opened by the smartphone (save image below as a jpeg and use this online QR code reader if no smartphone at hand).

Used in connection with a spoof 'missing pet' poster on trees, fences, message boards, etc. to create a hardlink beteen the physical and virtual worlds.