(Credit: Hitomi Kai Yoda)
Wanna get from South Kensington to Piccadilly on the London underground? According to artist Yuri Suzuki 's Tube Map Radio, you'll just need to pass the capacitor and get off at the resistor.
Using an electronic circuit board, Suzuki created a radio that looks like a map of the London underground. He even strategically placed components to reflect London locales -- a speaker volume knob sits at the site of the famed Speaker's Corner, for example, and a power battery gets placement near the Battersea Power Station on the south bank of the River Thames.
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Currently a designer in residence at the Design Museum London, Suzuki, in response to the program's "thrift" theme, has made a collection of working objects that at... [Read more]
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