Timothy Devine
MONEY CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY
Place a coin or as many coins as you can from your pocket onto a table to create an electrical circuit; to make a connection.
The user places a coin onto the nylon plastic table, joining two of the slightly raised metal slugs thus creating an electronic circuit. The connection is detected […]
ElicitPAPER was exhibited for twelve days. It was often used as a place of respite. People were content being passive with the work; they would study or doodle at the table. Sifting through the used paper after the exhibition it appears it was used more as a public notice board. People advertised their mySpace pages, […]
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