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Hardware For Thoughts

2014,

Sculpture Installation | Ramat Gan Museum

 

 

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photos by Michal Tobias and Elad Ziv

Hardware for Thoughts is a sculptural installation constructed from exposed computer debris (34 computers), cables, screens, plastic objects and crafts. 

Some of the desktop computers are still operational and teeming with life, producing a malfunction signal (similar to the sound of the heart monitor, a mechanical sensor that represents biological vitality).

The laptops are staged in different compositions examining their potential as portable devices, some of the computer screens are manipulated, transformed physically creating a new and charged state.

The multi-organ, modular-system creates a feedback loop, incorporating crude raw materials into a low tech appearance comprised of high tech elements and refined subtle details.

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