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Taste Ground, Columbus Ohio, 2003 | |
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Ants and Superorganisms | |
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Some notes on biological self-organization | |
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source: http://advancedarchitecture.org | |
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Taste Ground is an interactive exhibition in which the viewers become the content. Specifically, test subjects enter their preferences in categories like architecture, politics, and automobiles into a database; and suddenly appear on the screen to act out these preferences. Perambulating, vocally demonstrating, and congregating in ever-shifting alliances of preference groups, these avatars stay behind after their creators leave.
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