The Clock Clock turns a wall of analog clocks into digital art
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The Clock Clock from Humans Since 1982 in action: showing 20:34, 20:35, and the transition between the two
The Clock Clock from Humans Since 1982 showing 20:34
The Clock Clock from Humans Since 1982 showing 20:35
How the Clock Clock looks as its bank of analog clocks is transitioning from one minute to the next
How the Clock Clock looks as its bank of analog clocks is transitioning from one minute to the next
Article Summary
There is something special about everyday items that manage to bridge the gap between art and practicality. Even after the owners of such pieces get used to the visual appeal, they're still left with something useful. Would-be objets d'art like the Cloud House and the Eliminator table lamp fall into this category, and now we have a clock to add to the mix. A Clock Clock, in fact.
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