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What's that you say? It's a mirror made out of hundreds of square pieces of wood that tilt to reflect differing amounts of light, based on what is picked up by a tiny video camera in the center of the mirror.
You have to see the video to understand it... you really see the detail at the end of the video.
It only costs $120,000 :-)
Via BookOfJoe.com
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Oh the price of vanity ;) No, jokes aside it's most likely a very complex piece that took a lot of engineering to devise. Saying that, what is the message, blurring the digital divide seems rather vague - perhaps be vain, be ecological?
Posted by: Paul Baines | January 21, 2009 at 01:21 PM