A Protest of the Pedals
| Artist: | Elihu Wasserman |
| Location: | Ben-Gurion Boulevard |
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| Material: | Bicycle and electronics |
| Date: | 2008 |
Description An interactive, pedal powered bicycle that rewards effort with a video screening
Caption Elihu (Eli) Wasserman who uses the name "Boom 106" does interactive video projects. In this sculpture when riders pedal they create electricity that enables the video to play and they are rewarded with a private viewing.
"The beginning of 106BOOM's activity was the invention of the 're-cycle video-art' project, which uniquely brings digital video-art to public places; Basically, this project made out of a pair of grounded bicycle, which turns on a screen of video-art by the electric-power of the viewer pedaling. The 're-cycle video-art' set up at various places in Tel Aviv since Oct. 2007."
From the web site: www.106boom.com/p/about.html
"The beginning of 106BOOM's activity was the invention of the 're-cycle video-art' project, which uniquely brings digital video-art to public places; Basically, this project made out of a pair of grounded bicycle, which turns on a screen of video-art by the electric-power of the viewer pedaling. The 're-cycle video-art' set up at various places in Tel Aviv since Oct. 2007."
From the web site: www.106boom.com/p/about.html
Other References For more information go to: http://www.106boom.com/