Whoa check this

stumbled across this link this morning. It is an art exhibit in Poland that is constructed entirely of wood and obsolete computer parts, filmed in a fisheye- sort of 3-d effect. Really cool !

http://www.instalacja.oksir.eu/

 

Oh wow i just noticed that you can manipulate your point of view with your mouse .

 

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!:eek

I wonder how much the artist got paid to make this? Is that what passes for art,you take a big pile of junk and bolt it together then its art :-D

 

LoL . Its actually built inside a castle in Poland. I accidentally lost the article that accompanied the display, and "restore session" didn't bring it back (i accidentally closed the window with the article before I could copy the URL) .
Google turned this up this morning, http://holykaw.alltop.com/polish-castle-haunted-by-old-computers-video
Not as in-depth as the first article i saw-but check out the keyboard crown ! :-D

 

I would love to take a six pack of Shiner and just take it all in

 

Check out your 'history' if you haven't got that set to delete itself.

 

Didn't think of it at the time. Too late now . Ive run Ccleaner probably a dozen times since 7/4

 

the sound track is pretty mental too

 

Pretty cool if you let it keep playing for a while. I didn't realize it was an entire song . And I am into ambient music, though this is a little bit brash for ambient . It is definitely interesting and worth the second look !

 

I just had a second look - "industrial ambient" - it keeps up the interest though and kind of grows on you!

 

industrial ambient .. . . . Sounds plausible, but I enjoy ambient music, like Steve Roach or anything on Dronezone , Cryosleep, or Space Station Soma on Shoutcast . I enjoy these as a soothing backdrop when im working or sleeping. Having such harsh elements in the track kinda ruins that aspect for me, but it is certainly interesting . If you enjoy Ambient, I HIGHLY reccomend checking out the Shoutcast radio within Winamp. Just type in Ambient, pick a station, then turn on Milkdrop for a visual feast as well .