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Dennis G. Jerz / 16 Jul 2005

—Scrollbars (Leegte.org)

Interesting sculptural installation that uses Windows scrollbars.

Via the very interesting Information Aesthetics.

16 Jul 2005 in Aesthetics, Art, Cyberculture, Humanities, Media.

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