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Aaron Koblin: Emberi mivoltunk művészi vizualizációja

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Aaron Koblin óriási adatmennyiségekkel -- és időnként rengeteg emberrel -- dolgozik, és lenyűgöző módon vizualizálja őket. A repülési útvonalak elegáns mintáitól a mobiltelefon-adatokból rajzolt tájképekig, a közösségi rajzokból összeállított Johnny Cash videótól a felhasználóra szabott "Belvárosi Vadon" videóig terjedő munkái brilliáns módon mutatják be, hogyan válhatunk a modern technológia révén még emberibbekké.

Aaron Koblin is an artist specializing in data and digital technologies. His work takes real world and community-generated data and uses it to reflect on cultural trends and the changing relationship between humans and technology. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Csaba Lóki
Reviewed by Krisztian Stancz
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