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“Sleep/Wake Up” by Julie Morel is a project that decontextualizes the “Sleep” and “Wake Up” keys found on typical PC keyboards into a networked control for the artist’s bedside lamp. Visitors to the gallery in Toulouse, France can press the buttons which then control the lamp in Paris. A very simple binary connection, but nice implementation of the two keys on a bank wall in the gallery.
8 thoughts on “Keyboard is decontextualized into an alarm clock”
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Sleep and Wake Up keys are typical on a PC keyboard? WHAT keyboard?
French keyboards have “Sleep”, “Wake Up”, “Eat Cheese”, and “Drink Wine” keys.
I want to know how can the Keyboard be decontextualized into an alarm clock.It is interesting.
I want to know how can the Keyboard be decontextualized into an alarm clock.It is interesting.