Der codierte Blick in die Zukunft

Der codierte Blick in die Zukunft:
„Vergangenheit und Zukunft sehe ich vom sich kontinuierlich verändernden Heute aus. Das Leben wird zum zeitlosen Kontinuum; Vergangenheit wird zur Erinnerung und Zukunft zur Vision. Mein Blick in die Zukunft entwickelt sich aus der Evolution unserer digitalen Welt. Der QR-Code vermittelt viele Informationen auf kleinstem Raum. Mein Papierobjekt zeigt beispielsweise, wie aus dem üblichen zweidimensionalen QR-Code durch die Erweiterung der Bits in die Dreidimensionalität eine nahezu grenzenlose Informationsdichte in der Zukunft aussehen könnte; Voraussetzung hierfür ist die Weiterentwicklung eines geeigneten Lesesensors. Bei meinem Blick in die Zukunft würde die Informationsdichte um mehr als das 101369-fache, einer Zahl mit 1369 Nullen, gegenüber dem heute üblichen digitalen Blick ansteigen.“

Der codierte Blick in die Vergangenheit:
“I see past and future from the perspective of the continuously changing today. Life becomes a timeless continuum, the past a memory and the future a vision. My vision of the future developed out of the evolution of our digital world. The QR Code conveys a great deal of information in the smallest of spaces. My paper object shows for example how the usually two-dimensional QR code might be altered in future through the expansion of the bits into three dimensions to hold a virtually unlimited density of information; this would require the development of a suitable reading sensor. In my vision of the future, the information density would increase by more than 101,369 times, a number with 1,369 zeros, compared to the usual digital view today.”

Der codierte Blick in die Zukunft:
“I see past and future from the perspective of the continuously changing today. Life becomes a timeless continuum, the past a memory and the future a vision. My vision of the future developed out of the evolution of our digital world. The QR Code conveys a great deal of information in the smallest of spaces. My paper object shows for example how the usually two-dimensional QR code might be altered in future through the expansion of the bits into three dimensions to hold a virtually unlimited density of information; this would require the development of a suitable reading sensor. In my vision of the future, the information density would increase by more than 101,369 times, a number with 1,369 zeros, compared to the usual digital view today.”

Der codierte Blick in die Vergangenheit:
In the paper object “The Coded Gaze into the Past”, disturbing news items on current events were translated into QR codes and, based on the shape of the individual bits, transferred onto a matrix on the square-shaped surfaces of blocks. The “ups” and “downs”, i.e., the different heights of the blocks, indicate the various types of events and the diversity of the headlines.