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FAX.BOOT.FORCE: Become an Engine of One Interactive Walk-through Installation, 2003 Kunstuniversität Linz 06.09. to 11.09. from 13:30 |
 www2.snm-hgkz.ch/~flx/fax/ |
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The Pentagon paid $7 million to develop “America’s Army: Operations,” an online video game designed to train young Americans and to give them a realistic view of a modern army. FAX.BOOT.FORCE deals with interfaces at the nexus of society, army and the entertainment industry. In a playful installation, visitors to the exhibit are recruited as FAX ARMY SOLDIERS and assigned to a unit of the virtual army. Recruits’ behavior during the enlistment process influences their army career ...
Felix Eggmann/Max Rheiner |
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