Sure, it is a BrainCar, but this is also an interesting project by Netherlands-based, Olaf Mooij. The BrainCar gets driven around all day, capturing and storing images and video from the travels. At night, the recorded footage is projected in the "brain sculpture" to be made visible from the outside. Video after the jump . . .

Jonas Vorwerk and Yoren Schriever took the concept of the simple pixel, something you see everywhere, phone, camera, computer, and turned it into an interactive installation. The idea that "A pixel itself has little value, only the interaction with its neighbors gets real meaning," was the concept of the installation.

Ron van der Ende is a sculptor living in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. That is the simple explanation of who he is. But what makes him impressive is that van der Ende specializes in wall mounted bas-reliefs constructed from found wood. He is a photorealistic sculptor using found wood. Images of his work after the jump . . .

Our favorite Dutchman, Parra, has teamed with Toykyo to create "The Fly New Coffee Table." This looks like something you would find in an eccentric millionaire's house in 1985. This is the best part of Less Than Zero and Wall Street right here. And we like it. More images and detailed shots after the jump . . .