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Adam Greenfield is a writer and consultant on issues at the intersection of design, technology and culture, and an instructor at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications program, where he teach a class called Urban Computing with Kevin Slavin.

A promotional flyer for Adam Greenfield’s talk at Keio University about ubiquitous computing.

If you follow Tokyo’s art scene, chances are you were at TAB’s 3rd Anniversary “Kurikku” at Super Deluxe, their most successful yet, with over 600 attending.

Charged with making the flyer, we stepped on a Kurikku (A pun on the Japanese for chestnut (Kuri) and the word “click”). Eiko went out and bought a handful of them, spikes and all, and many pricked pinky fingers and mouse-kurikkus later, we had the image you see here.

p.s. Kuri eating tip: To avoid getting the spikes stuck in your fingers, peel back the shell with the soles of your sneakers.

A theater troup that specializes in the translation and interpretation of foreign screenplays