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at Brucknerhaus, Linz<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n This interactive video installation uses the\u00a0qualitative research method\u00a0of taking interviews in the streets of Linz. The public has been investigated about the question \u2018Which tool would you use to destroy a desktop?\u2019. The most common answer is the \u201chammer\u201d. Embedded sensors are randomly opening different videos and only one is the key to the \u201cThink Pink\u201d when the monitor becomes colored in pink.<\/p>\n link to the video documentation<\/a><\/p>\n link to the video documentation<\/a><\/p>\n link to the video documentation <\/a><\/p>\n link to the video documentation<\/a><\/p>\n back<\/span><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" [nggallery id=59] at Brucknerhaus, Linz This interactive video installation uses the\u00a0qualitative research method\u00a0of taking interviews in the streets of Linz. The public has been investigated about the question \u2018Which tool would you use to destroy a desktop?\u2019. The most common answer is the \u201chammer\u201d. The public decided the hammer to become nonverbal\u00a0communication tool. By hitting … Continue reading “Think Pink” by Isidora Ficovic at Ars Electronica 2013; “Use at your own risk”, Interface Culture exhibition<\/span>
\nThe public decided the hammer to become nonverbal\u00a0communication tool. By hitting with the hammer the visitor of the exhibition triggers videos which are showing the interviews.<\/p>\n