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[NIM]

http://www.wykop.pl/...ernetowy-zegar/

[ricktendo]

ROFLMAO do they do this for straight 24hrs?

Did they do it in real time I wonder or they use special effects?

JEEZ!!! that's 1440 times they have to change the clock

[NIM]

Can't tell Rick, but it's pretty cool

[bphlpt]

I'm tempted to believe it's real time. Change your system clock and reload the page. Not only does it keep the correct time to match your system clock, but the background, ie daylight, changes to match. That was one heck of a project.Thanks N1K. Very cool!

Translation of the text below:

The artist, Mark Formanek, with the support of Datenstrudel created watches that are constructed in real time. 24 hours, 70 workers, 30 boards, 1611 changes. Construction of 4 meters in height and 12 in length, was constructed continuously throughout the day in Berlin Sculpture Park. Video of the process is synchronized with the time at which your computer is configured.

Cheers and Regards

Edited by bphlpt, 18 May 2012 - 10:59 PM.