Aram Bartholl |
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Tweet Bubble Series objects 2009 Pocket Tweets, Loud Tweets, Classic Tweets, Paper Tweets |
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The Tweet Bubble Series consists of four wearable speech bubble prototypes developed during a three month residency at V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media. All four prototypes are based on the idea that a Twitter user shows his/her latest Twitter post in the form of a wearable speech bubble on the clothing in public. What would it be like to not only show your latest message online, but also to publicly display it on your T-shirt? |
Pocket Tweets a cell phone display enabled Twitter shirt for everyday use. Credits: More pictures on flickr |
Loud Tweets - A LED name badge hacked into a personal Twitter feed scroll ad. More pictures on flickr |
Classic Tweets - Standard claims sewn into thermo-chromatic enabled T-shirts. “Having coffee”, “Looking at …” or "retweet" represent a small range of typical Twitter messages. The presence and the need to share the moment are the momentum of the service. The repetitive nature of everyday life is condensed into the Classic Tweets T-shirt. More pictures on flickr |
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How to join 'Paper Tweets' in 3 simple steps: 1. Your Twitter ID gets written to an empty, RFID enabled speech bubble badge. ('mvbree' has two accounts) 2. A wireless RFID reader tells the computer which Twitter feed to pull from the web to be send to the label printer. 3. Update your account from any device you like. Get regular printed updates of your lates tweet and wear them! 125 Mhz RFID reader/writer, 443 Mhz serial wireless reader |
Paper Tweets - Twitter messages printed on stickers for crowds. |
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