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Adam Parker Smith Plays God With His Controllable Sunset
Who is Adam Parker Smith? Well, he happens to be the artist behind "Sunset Now," an interactive installation made from colored plexi-glass, fiberfill, and lights that allow the user control the rising and setting of a simulated sun using a simple dimmer switch. Outside of that, there isn't much information on the device—but I do know that it would be way better than my current method of fast forwarding and rewinding episodes of Sunrise Earth. [Adam Parker Smith via Make via DVICE]