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The Poetic Clock 2.0 is a digital clock that
converts time into poetry, which generates 86.400 different poems daily.
Every hour, minute, and second, is represented with a verse that changes
when time changes. At the beginning, when the concept of the poetic clock
was first executed, it was a machine made with electronic circuits and
LED panels, connected into a computer that stored a database of all the
verses I wrote. Later on, thinking on the conservation of the work, I decided
to transform the analog version of the poetic clock into a digital file
–from atoms to bits, as Nicholas Negroponte would say-, approaching a better
way to represent the ephemerality of time in the sense that now is displayed
as a light projection.
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