November 19, 2013 AT 2:00 am
Wooden Pixel Display 64 by Han Lee
Han Lee’s Wooden Pixel Display 64:
Personal project. Analog wooden blocks (1.5″x1.5″x3″ each) as digital pixels. 64 wood pixels in 8×8 make a form. One pixel might make you bored but it gives you something interesting when pixels make a form together. This WPD64 has been presented at a generative art show in NYC recently.
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