Shopping in 1 Minute
2010 Interactive installation Wood, custom-made software, bar-code scanner, digital print on paper, tupperwares, shopping cart, receipt printer, electronics, computer, lightbox ∼1200 x 610 x 1600mm
Shopping in 1 Minute is an artgame that is playfully criticizing the increasing desire of society for consumption. Our inspiration for creating the artgame came from the craziness of people during the sales period: long lines in front of supermarkets, stone-age-style behavior, lots of useless products, etc. Thus, we are inviting audience to train for the next sales period. A player has to scan as many products as possible during a minute. As a reward each player will receive a ticket with bonus points according to his score.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mcanet/6086593432/General info
- Keywords: Installation, Interactive art, Game
Exhibited:
Group shows
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2014 - Shopping in 1 Minute, Suur-Lasnamäe Urban Art Event, Tallinn, Estonia (24 Sep – 9 Nov)
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2012/13 - Shopping in 1 Minute, group exhibition “DIY”, DASA, Dortmund, Germany (Sept 2012 – Apr 2013)
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2011/12 - Shopping in 1 Minute, group exhibition “DIY”, Frankfurt and Berlin Communication Museums (Aug 2011 – Aug 2012)
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2010 - Augmented Photography and Shopping in 1 Minute, Kiblix Festival, Kibla Gallery, Maribor, Slovenia (18 – 28 Nov)
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2010 - Augmented Photography and Shopping in 1 Minute, Ars Electronica2010 Campus exhibition, Linz, Austria (2 – 9 Sep'10)
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