blow up: amplifies breath into a windstorm

Interesting display.

That apparatus should also be able to amplify sound patterns too, because they are just modulated breath patterns.

Kind Regards....

"This incredible art installation records the tiniest human breathing patterns and magnifies them into a room-filling blast of wind."

A nice museum exhibit play toy. As to tiniest human breathing patterns it is mis-billed. Each little fan has to be blown on indivually, so there is NO pattern other that in the imagination of the inventor or the individual blowing on the little fans!

Art or pseudo-art?

A couple of folks spent all kinds of (their own, thank goodness) money hanging curtains all over Central Park in New York City in the name of art.

Whatever floats your boat. I can't possibly define art, but I know it when I see it. People have an infinite capacity for art, and there are no shortage of visionaries claiming to extend our horizons in art. Some (OK, a lot) of it, won't stand the test of time.

I guess what separates good art from other art, is the test of time. When someone pisses in a jar with a crucifix and is heralded in art circles, they have not bolstered their case with the public in general. But then again, they will look down their art snob noses at the proletariat and sneer that we wouldn't know art if it smacked us in the face. And then there was someone who canned their #2 as art. That's just too funny.

In this warped scenario, I believe Piero Manzoni pointed out how so much modern art is just ****. And the Tate Gallery paid more ($61,000 USD) for it than its weight in gold, which exquisitely proves his point.

Hello Brave Sir Robin

Much of what passes for "Art" is another case of The Emperor's New Clothes.

Pablo Picasso's last words, as he lay dying: "I've had the last laugh on the Art world".

In Picasso's will, he left US$70,000,000 to the Communist Party of Spain.

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