From 1950 to 1970, the world automobile population grew four times faster than the human population. We live in our cars. We blast music and listen to the news. We try to learn languages. We rehash the day's events-- or try to forget them. We talk on the phone: we conduct business. We chat. We argue. We eat and drink. We shop. And- oh yeah- we drive. Only every so often do we stop and consider the impact that car culture has on our lives. Videodrive did one of those small stops. Visit the VideoDrive organization at videodrive.org Work created in collaboration with Eric Foucher. WATCH THE VIDEO.
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From 1950 to 1970, the world automobile population grew four times faster than the human population. We live in our cars. We blast music and listen to the news. We try to learn languages. We rehash the day's events-- or try to forget them. We talk on the phone: we conduct business. We chat. We argue. We eat and drink. We shop. And- oh yeah- we drive. Only every so often do we stop and consider the impact that car culture has on our lives. Videodrive did one of those small stops. Visit the VideoDrive organization at videodrive.org Work created in collaboration with Eric Foucher. WATCH THE VIDEO.
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- Year Created: 2005
- Submitted to ArtBase: Thursday Mar 3rd, 2005
- Original Url: http://www.montcada5.com/HTML/26_VideoDrive(E1).html
- Permalink: http://www.montcada5.com/HTML/26_VideoDrive(E1).html
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Work Credits:
- thomas charveriat, creator
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