Impersonator.
Presents the author's accounts of a text-generating program for a commission for a public artwork at a technology center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Artistic possibility of computer programming; Function of the mechanical flip signs that announce trains in Europe; Connection of all units to a computer...
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2004
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