Aha! :: Elliance Blog
My life story, and that of my adopted hometown, reflect a new world order in which answers to problems can come from anywhere and anyone.
If you read this note, you will understand why Elliance hesitated in disclosing the real story behind this drama.
Regretfully, we had to prematurely stop our HeyG20 Morse Code Art Project. Stay tuned to find out why. The answer may surprise you.
No one in sight. No dignitaries, no protestors, no people, no nada.
Send your tweets to @heyG20 if you want the G-20 delegates to see them in visual morse code format
Not unless the region can shed the top-down thinking of its industrial past.
My colleague has created a video to highlight the creation and use of G-20 Morse Code Project. Enjoy it.
We’re pleased that this project received media coverage but feel the larger message was missed. It’s no accident that one of the outcomes of our wonderful art projects is natural buzz.
Artist, Osman Khan, Interactive Developer, Chris Natale, and Internet Marketing Company, Elliance, in conjunction with the August Wilson Center for African American Culture have collaborated to create an participatory installation that explores the pulse of Pittsburgh’s citizenry. Theh installation is located in the window front of the August Wilson Center. Onlookers are encouraged to voice […]