"What would happen if the remote speech made possible by a cellphone were connected to public space?" If you see a guy on the street pulling what appears to be a yellow trailer on a bicycle, it just may be Daniel and his fibreglass sculpture. It's actually a bit more than a sculpture – it's a computer-connected broadcasting system that can be heard as far as 150 feet away, giving people
one free minute to anonymously speak publically via their cellphones – a tool to "investigate how public discourse has been changed by technology" and which facilitates free speech – and a work of art which turns "passive viewers into active participants." The archive of speeches is most interesting (and amusing in spots). [
mobile art and locative media]
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