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2026 → ∞
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Probable Objects is an art project about things that don't exist yet, but that the numbers say are coming. I read the data, calculate the odds and design each object before it arrives. They're forecasts, not products, and none of them is for sale.
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- A work of fiction. Probable Objects is a speculative design art project. The objects are not products, are not on the market and are not offered for sale. Parts, sizes and dates are imagined or the author's estimates.
- Forecasts, not promises. Probabilities and scenarios are personal opinions based on public data. They are not advice of any kind (legal, technical, financial or investment).
- Sources. Facts come from public sources, linked in each object's page. Content belongs to its authors; it is summarised for commentary and citation.
- Trademarks. Brands mentioned belong to their owners and are named only to cite sources. No affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement.
- Images and people. Images may be AI-generated. The people shown do not exist.
- Rights. Text, concepts, project name and layout are the author's work © 2026. No reproduction without permission, except quotes with a link.
By 2033, recording will be everywhere: glasses, pins, phones, always on. Whisper imagines the answer as a piece of jewellery. One tap on its glass signet sends a “do not record” signal, and every device within three meters stops. Green means you’re free to talk, amber means someone is recording but said so, and red means someone is doing it in secret.
The project starts from real data and real signals: smart glasses sales tripled in 2025, courts and clubs are already banning them, and a “do not record” beacon is already patented. Every component inside the ring exists today. With a 27% probability, Whisper turns a privacy problem into an object you’d actually want to wear.