How would the internet look like if all data were temporary and ephemeral?
\nAn Internet unfolds a vision of such a future internet, with a radically new type of data: smoke.
\nAn Internet converts the 280 internet undersea cable names into (binary) smoke signals.
\nThe names are puffed into the glass network, causing it to fill up, to spill over by which it puffs the data out again. Together the smoke signals create a unique moment without any form of documentation. <\/p>\n
By Jeroen van Loon – www.jeroenvanloon.com
\nMade possible by the KF Hein foundation – www.kfhein.nl
\nCustom glass work by Laboratory Glass Specialists – www.lgsbv.com
\nSoftware and hardware by Studio Beneden – www.studiobeneden.nl
\nVideo by Arno Film – www.arnofilm.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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