Oct 12, 2015
Sk8monkey Jodi Twitter
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Sk8monkey Jodi Twitter
See the results from their twitter account here: https://twitter.com/sk8monkey
This idea came from Sk8monkey otherwise known as Jodi.
JODI take this idea to an extreme. In the militant spirit of hardware hacking and the subversion of digital tools, the duo convert a set of wireless computer keyboards into skateboards, by adding wheels to them. These keyboards are connected to several computers logged on to a Twitter account. When visitors ride the skate/keyboards, the 'sk8monkey' Twitter feed becomes …verloaded with nonsensical tweets, with random gibberish generated by the pressure of the skaters' feet. With physical play, noise is introduced in an on-line environment that boasts to present 'the wisdom of the crowd'. The title of the work playfully refers to the 'infinite monkey theorem': when a monkey would hit the keys of a keyboard for an infinite amount of time, certainly a meaningful text will appear at some point...
sources gathered from: http://www.li-ma.nl/site/catalogue/art/jodi/sk8monkeys-on-twitter/17298#