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REaCT
The main goal of ReaCT is to provoke the ReaCTion of the viewers and listeners, letting them participate.
ReaCT stands for ReaCTion, because I tried to make it highly interactive, and RECT, which is the only graphic structure that appears in the experience.
I used rectangles because this is the simplest graphical structure that can be managed by a computer, and I wanted in some way to minimize the graphic design. For the same reason I have used only black and white images, leading to the maximum graphic simplicity I could achieve.


Source: Daniel JuliĆ  Lundgren

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