This DC, the first one of the ›U-Type, started life as a simple re-make of one of the key images from the 80s, entitled Data Facing, to be given to Valdemar.
but it quickly became clear that the image must be completely re-built - to assimilate the time passed, with technology changes. and - once again - it is so clear that the technology changes everything, and that all that changes is the technology (lets call it that, for now).
the meaning of the image is clear too - isn't it? - we see a human confronting the data (and vice versa?). everyone using computers should have one in their office.
this DC is of double status, it is always *in progress* and it is always *ready for Acquisition* - in this U-Type run each image is different from the previous. it is easy to personalise yours, just send me your data, as text or images.
it is also larger than other DCs, built on the 16:9 format, taking up most of the A4 sheet.
but it quickly became clear that the image must be completely re-built - to assimilate the time passed, with technology changes. and - once again - it is so clear that the technology changes everything, and that all that changes is the technology (lets call it that, for now).
the meaning of the image is clear too - isn't it? - we see a human confronting the data (and vice versa?). everyone using computers should have one in their office.
this DC is of double status, it is always *in progress* and it is always *ready for Acquisition* - in this U-Type run each image is different from the previous. it is easy to personalise yours, just send me your data, as text or images.
it is also larger than other DCs, built on the 16:9 format, taking up most of the A4 sheet.
