Hello World!
summary
A series of built experiments ties web interfaces to city fabric: a blown‑up Google Maps marker installed as urban sculpture, hand‑drawn QR codes that resolve to live Google searches, metal CAPTCHA panels rescued from ephemeral image strings, and a campaign that cements USB sticks into walls — a network reporting 1,276 dead drops and roughly 77 terabyte of public storage. Prototypes include 3D prints and cardboard tests toward a one-to-one Counter‑Strike map and gallery routers that host single offline net artworks.
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chapters (28)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:18Google Maps
- 4:09Digital space
- 4:56CounterStrike
- 9:00Prison Yard
- 9:43Other Game Projects
- 10:13Capture Codes
- 11:28Graffiti
- 11:59Eternal Apple Aluminum
- 13:48Google Podras
- 15:55DeadRobs
- 17:05Deaddrops
- 19:38USB Ports
- 20:02Global Project
- 20:31Open Projects
- 21:07Dead Drops
- 22:40How to get art in the MoMA
- 23:53Selfportrait
- 24:18Public key
- 25:25Trust
- 26:09Greetings from the Internet
- 27:01Forgot Your Password
- 29:12Graphic Array
- 30:34Offline Art
- 31:49Evan Ross
- 32:46White Cube
- 33:51Google
- 35:44Google Car
