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ross lovegrove: ted talk video

Ross Lovegross created the Yamagiwa System X in the post below. Check out this great Ted video of Ross from 2005 where he is humorous, a touch cocky, and quickly covers his methods, goals and very cool studio space.

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August 24, 2009September 1, 2009 Brad Koernerross lovegrove

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