#bit.fall

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A very interesting art piece at MONA! 

BIT.FALL by Julius Popp

Essentially a printer for water, it creates words in drops of water, each only legible for a second or less as they fall and then are lost forever. Ephemeral. The words are generated in real-time based on internet usage trends. 

The piece is set up against the bare rock underground. 

I’m not sure if it’s appreciation, desecration, or both, to photograph and preserve what is otherwise an ephemeral work. Photos on 35mm film. 

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pacific place presents bit.fall by julius popp

pacific place presents bit.fall by julius popp

Hong Kong – Critically acclaimed large scale public art installation, BIT.FALL by Julius Popp, was unveiled today in Garden Court, Pacific Place. An instant hit with the public, the installation is making waves on social media already. See a video of the installation and work in action here.

Swire Properties has collaborated with Julius Popp to exhibit his work BIT.FALLto Hong Kong for the first…

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Bit.Fall at Canary Wharf

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This is the bit.fall exhibit at the MONA. Words are taken from websites and turned into falling water. The artist Julius Popp said “it’s a metaphor for the incessant flood of information we are exposed to.” #museumofoldandnewart #mona #bitfall #artmuseum #hobart #tasmania #australia

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bit.fall - Julius Popp

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Kirin Bit.Fall - by Julius Popp

Kirin Bit.Fall is a unique audience experience that shows the seamless marriage of science, art and live social commentary in the form of a mesmerising installation piece. Currently featured at Semi-Permanent 2014. 

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Bit.Fall