Anatomical art shows tech's organic core
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Anatomical art shows tech's organic core
by Josh "Spikey00" Y. Thu Aug 05, 2010 3:49 pm
Do you ever think of your tech devices as having a living, breathing
core of their own? Apparently Danish artist Madspeitersen does, judging
by his awesome anatomical cutaways of familiar everyday tech.
Instead of chips and circuit boards, his iPhone 4 has a complete digestive tract including intestines and a liver. His PS3 controller on the other hand is all muscle and teeth, while his Xbox controller has a ribcage containing lungs and a beating heart.
I'm sure there's plenty of other tech that would look cool when given
the Madspeitersen treatment. How about something like a camcorder with
human eyes and ears?
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