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November 29, 2009
Sensitive Rose

Sensitive Rose is the second work (see also ROSAdosVENTOS.mobi) by Martha Gabriel which attempts to create a sort of net.art / mobile type art work. It is:

an interactive compass rose formed by mobile tags that map people’s desires. The interactions happen via cell phone and the results can be seen in a large screen projection (or computer large screen). The work intention is to “navigate” in the desires of the people, in a secret way, through a ciphered poetics of tags, which can not be deciphered with naked eyes.

While feeling awkward (why interact with a screen through a mobile phone when clicking through using a mouse is more intuitive and quicker) in its use, the work is one of the few attempts I’ve seen by an artist to leverage this technology in a non gaming context.

Originally seen on 2d Code.

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