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Ben Long

Overview of the park and scattered throughout the park are around 20 black pavement signs that can be spun, on the signs the numbers 1 and 0 are visible.

Photo: Sofie Isaksson

In the lush and green Oskarsparken, twenty pavement signs bearing the numbers 1 and 0 spin. The artist Ben Long welcomes viewers to embark on a surprising encounter between the sign code that represents cyber reality and actual, tangible reality – the park with living trees, grass and other vegetation. The binary code – 1 and 0 – is the basic electronic representation of data used for programming in our computerized and digitalized world. The work raises questions about the co-existence of our analogue and digital lives and highlights the need for a conscious presence.

In a park, black pavement signs with the numbers 1 and 0 are placed. The picture shows four signs and two people walking by in the background.

Photo: Sofie Isaksson

Artwork: Binary Rotation

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Material: Signs

Location: Oskarsparken

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