"Digital Numeric Relevator
Mk XII - Transparent Transformations"
completed
June 1995
8" X 5"
diameter
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For some reason unknown to me I find the idea of numbers floating in glass to be particularly entrancing. I went to some trouble to locate an industrial sample of this large LCD. Most of the displays I acquire are found in surplus stores, but Liquid Crystal Displays weren't available in surplus when I built this piece. |
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This is the first piece in which I invested some time making sure that the numbers changed completely at random. The digits sometimes disappear altogether, then one, 2 or more will pop back into view changing values every second. |
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I used a circuit that I had designed earlier that creates random numbers based on electrical noise that is sampled to produce randomized bits -- like a digital coin toss. The upper circular board then turns the random bits into displayable data. |
Currently on exhibit at the
Stable Gallery,
Damariscotta, Maine
This piece is available for $1050.00
$350
contact me to purchase
(note this piece is very delicate and may not ship safely, local pick up is
advised)
EXHIBITION HISTORY:
| 3/97 | “ACM/SIGGRAPH 97 ART SHOW”
Association of Computing Machines Convention, San Jose, CA |
| 7/98 - 8/98 | “ENLIGHTENED”
Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, San Jose, CA |
| 6/00 - 9/00 | "Openings"
The Art House, Winthrop, Maine. June 23 - July 26, 2002 |
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