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One advantage of sitting down is that you notice details that would normally escape you, like the connections between a pair of gallery cars. Looks like something "fun" to hook up during a cold winter day.
Westmont IL / Cass Ave
METX e/b commuter - Train 1266
I felt a connection with this horse, he did not seem scared. I felt he knew I was not there to harm him.
Internet connections are found in a majority of homes today and allow people to perform multiple tasks right from their home. This service developed out of an idea called ARPANET first developed a few decades ago. It's so surprising that something this small can provide access to various products, services, and people all over the world. Just plugging in an ethernet cable to this machine and to the back of your computer is all you need. And even then you may not even have to do that with the invention of wireless internet which allows people to connect to the internet without being tied down by a chord.
***Connection ***
Statement
These set of photos represent the idea of hubs, swarms and hyperbodies and show how they interact among each other.
Each photo corresponds to different ideas but they are, somehow, relate to one another in various ways.
Explanation
Each element (hyperbody) in the swarm communicate with other. Information is sent and received constantly. The hyperbodies are related to other hyperbodies.
Some hyperbodies have more links than others. These are called hubs, which attract a large amount of links. They hyperbody hubs are the backbones of the swarm of hyperbodies flocking the earth.
According to Kas Oosterhuis, hyperbodies is communication and responsive actions, and swarm is the one that is feed on data generated by social transactions. This kind of architecture could be understood as a hive mind of new transformation economy and also has the capability to react in real time.
Keywords
Connection, Flock, Information Exchange, Hive Mind, Hubs, Hyperbodies, Links, Swarm
References
Kas Oosterhuis, Hyperbodies towards an E-Motive, 2003
"Helping Hands" - Around the World
10 Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might, for in the grave, where you are going, there is neither working nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom.
Ecclesiastes 9:10 (New International Version)
Been to the 'Ruud van Empel Photoworks 1995-2010' exhibit, at the Groninger Museum. These are just some quick snaps of two of my favorite pieces. More will follow, but the negatives need to be developed first.
This is a logo and banner made for Revive Church's info kiosk area for more info on connecting into their church.
One of the best parts about the New Vols Summer Send-Off: making connections with local families in the area. It can great for carpooling back home later..
Walking the back streets of Stoke Newington, London, England, and spied this pole with lines running to several homes.
I've never been inside The Rustic Connection, but I love the storefront and had to get a photo of it for the Gardner flickr group.
The Rustic Connection
103 South Elm Street
Gardner, Kansas 66030
(913) 856-6007
After our whole group session broke for the evening, folks started to work at investigating the map, and began to add connections to help make sense of the various bits.
Florida Keys Council of the Arts Executive Director Elizabeth Young shows children the Connections Project featured at the Murray Nelson Government Center in Key Largo in 2017. Photo by Cammy Clark