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<p>It's a great show. Everyone should go see it!</p>
<p>We had the fortune of working with Anna and Nicholas during our Made project, and they where part of the team that produced the musical race track that came to Maker Faire.</p>
<p><a href="http://artengine.ca/programming/2015/soundtrack-en.php">http://artengine.ca/programming/2015/soundtrack-en.php</a></p>
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<pre><span style="font-family: georgia, palatino; color: #999999;">Ryan Stec
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<p>On 2018-06-18 09:46, Jason Cobill wrote:</p>
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<div> The City Hall gallery is hosting some really fun tech art until August 8! Anna Eyler and Nicolas Lapointe have filled the space with weird machines and quirky videos.</div>
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<div> Nicolas Lapointe has produced a series of machines that predict the future, read secret messages off of marble, and orbit endlessly like virtual satellites. Lots of clever ideas and beautiful execution - I am particularly in love with this furry ... space pod?</div>
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<div> I am also in love with Anna Eyler's hilarious video "How to Explain Love to a Measuring Tape" - she roamed around through Second Life looking for beautiful scenery, changed her avatar to geometric shapes and then animated them with erotic motion capture data. Cubes and cylinders get busy out in the virtual desert and up in trees and on the beach.</div>
<div> I know it's supposed to be about exploring gender and sexuality and thinking beyond our corporal forms, but it made me laugh so hard when I figured out what was going on. (It was those lurid gyrating tubes that gave away the process)</div>
<div> You can get a sneak peek here: </div>
<div> (Caution - this is NSFW if your co-workers are literal cylinders and cubes)</div>
<div> <a href="https://vimeo.com/179946958">https://vimeo.com/179946958</a></div>
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