Capture your subconscious in ultra-low definition. Wake up, speak your dream aloud in any language, and watch it come to life as a dreamscape in the aesthetic of your choice.

Dream out loud: Dream Recorder is a portal to your subconscious. The magical bedside device catches your nightly visions and plays them back as vivid, cinematic reels. Amsterdam based design and technology based studio Modem designed a device to capture and playback low resolution versions of your dreams. The device is published as a DIY project, from shopping list to buidling instructions.

The device’s typography is sparse yet elegant, using Carta Nueva for both clock interface and product logo. The product website uses JHA Times Now and Neue Montreal.

[More info on Github]

Vision and concept by Modem, with soft- and hardware by Mark Hinch in an industrial design by Ben Levinas and Joe Tsao. The illustrations were made by Alexis Jamet.

The website of artist Susanne Kriemann serves as an index of her work. The big titles, set in Larish Neue by Radim Peško, trigger the visitor’s curiosity. The actual content hidden by the titles slides open to reveal an overview of the work. Each individual work is accompanied by a data-sheet in which we find an index of the exhibitions the work took part in as well as a reference list linking to related pdfs or websites.

German for Artists is a hybrid pocket grammar book and an artist’s humorous reflections on the more philosophical aspects of the German language. Written by the Danish artist Stine Marie Jacobsen, the book offers a critical and very humorous linguistic introduction to the vibrant and international cultural scene in Berlin. The book looks at contemporary art through the optics of language teaching, educates the reader about art and German grammar at one and the same time.