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Des images de la Connected Conference, des 25 au 27 mai 2016 au 104 à Paris, consacrée à l’Internet des objets
This isn't perfectly synced with the person. But it was more of an abstract thought about how we've become less real and more wired in to the internet.
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Handbound book with sewn on tapes, long stitch, exposed spine, clay button embellishments on spine, collaged front and back covers over decorative paper. Text weight paper.
“When we tug at a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world.”
Author: John Muir
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Image de la Connected Conference, des 28 au 30 mai 2015, Paris, Carreau du Temple, Internet des objets
My 2022 Christmas Lights Display. For the full lights video, go to the following link:
Believe it or not, all these lights run off only four main outlets each connected to (nearly) synchronised timers- one in the garage, one outside along the right side of the house, and two inside!
The artificial snow was generated by a Rave AF-1216 Snow Machine.
To compare with 2013's display, go to the following links:
www.flickr.com/photos/vax80/albums/72157638693602623
To compare with 2014's display, go to the following links:
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To compare with 2016's display, go to the following links:
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To compare with 2018's display, go to the following links:
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To compare with 2019's display, go to the following links:
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To compare with 2021's display, go to the following links:
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Vaxfacts: The flags on the masts are the Australian Red Ensign, and a Seasons Greetings Flag. The Australian Red Ensign is used today primarily for Australian-registered civil shipping. Prior to the Australian Flags Act 1953, the Red Ensign was reserved and used as a civil flag by state and local governments, private institutions, and private citizens- the Blue Ensign was reserved for use by the Australian Commonweath Government, the Australian Military, and the Australian Olympic Team, until it was officially declared the Australian National Flag in 1954 by the Flags Act 1953.