(Video) Microsoft Windows Metaphors
As technology offers a wealth of iconic identities to play with, it’s no wonder that GUI interface processes have the potentially to become art objects . Taking its cue from the Microsoft Windows file transfer window, artist Stefan Schwabes Cut and Paste kinetic sculpture brings information transformation back into the physical world, producing a meditation on human-time perceptions of space and time.
Cut and paste from stschwabe on Vimeo.
[Via: Eyebeam]
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | art, copy and paste, cut and paste, eyebeam, media art, Microsoft, microsoft windows, rhizome, stefan schwabes, technology art |
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