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"Lozano-Hemmer said in an interview. While the heartbeat holds myriad poetic and romantic connotations, in post-9/11 New York, co-opting biometric technologies gives the piece a certain political significance. "I'm interested in trying to identify what makes us unique, and instead of using it for tracking individuals, converting it into something that is an array - to make it connective, social, and architectural," he explained. - Lisa Delgado "
Doesn't finding things that are unique to a person make it easier to track an individual? Isn't that the whole point.
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Pall, what I posted has nothing to do with the patenting of artistic methods. It has to do with the language of the posts, not only yours but others as well.
Patrick, As a polenta statement, I will say- "maybe
Patrick, As a polenta statement, I will say- "maybe
Beyond Modern Sculpture
Still reading, I find Burnham's statements quite relevant to NM work today, and I keep wondering why he stopped writing,, it seems that the late 80's early 90's were his last publications. I did find a site that has made a resource list of his work and others.
http://www.volweb.cz/horvitz/burnham/homepage.html
http://www.volweb.cz/horvitz/burnham/homepage.html
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Pall, I don't necessarily agree with you , but i will rephrase my statement. Do artists have some special status where they are above the law.