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>Derek Hunter is currently in New York working on Waterpod™ Project

Waterpod ™ is a floating, sculptural, eco-habitat designed for the rising tides. It will depart on May, 2009, from the Newtown Creek between Brooklyn and Queens, navigate down the East River, explore the waters of New York Harbor, docking at several Manhattan piers on the Hudson River before continuing onward.The Waterpod demonstrates future pathways for water-based innovations. As a sustainable, navigable living space, the Waterpod showcases the critical importance of the environment and art, serving as a model for new living, d.i.y. technologies, art, and dialogue. It illustrates positive interactions between communities: private and corporate; artistic and social; aquatic and terrestrial while exploring the cultural richness of New York's five boroughs and beyond. The Waterpod embodies self-sufficiency and resourcefulness, learning and curiosity, human expression and creative exploration. With this project, we hope to encourage growth and progress as we visualize the future, or through its dilatory, watery peregrinations, the Waterpod intends to prepare, inform, inspire, provoke, and fortify humanity for tomorrow's exterior explorations >>
Waterpod™

>Time Machine is featured as part of the MADance Screen Salon in Toronto November 26, 2008.

>New Updates including logbook entries (a time lapse of the Time Machine demolition), the animation loop The Happiest Molecule of All, installation shots and information on the making of Time Machine, a multi-media installation involving film, binary sound recording, animation and a nomadic yurt structure.

>>See film excerpts from Time Machine.

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