Pirate Music Box is a DIGIA (Dynamic Information Interactive Art) project using real-time Bittorrent network information into a mosaic that changes its colors and tiles every time there is a user downloads music illegally. In other words, Pirate Music Box makes a neutral social statement that illustrates the evolution of the creative content industry, showing the current situation about Bittorrent network, and providing on aesthetic experience from art elements, using visual and culture puns.

NEWS

Pirate Music Box Series is officially selected to join Space and Time Student Exhibition, Siggraph 2008
at LA Convention Center from August 11-16, 2008

DIGIA - Dynamic Information-Generated Interactive Art is selected to be officially presented in Siggraph 2008, LA.
Session: Birds of the Feather
Date/Time: 1PM - 1.30PM, August 15, 2008
Place: Room 501A, Los Angeles Convention Center
More info: http://www.siggraph.org/s2008/attendees/birds/

Pirate Music Box have been chosen to exhibit in M.F.A. thesis exhibition on May 27 – June 17, 2008 with an opening reception May 29, 6-8p.m at
The ACA Gallery of the Savannah College of Art and Design 1280 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta GA 30309.
More info: http://acagallery.org/

Pirate Music Box is chosen to nominate MFA thesis projects for exhibition at the ACA Gallery of SCAD at the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta from May 27 to June 17, 2008

April 9, 2008 - DIGIA_the beauty of information opening reception

April 7 - 15, 2008 - Pirate Music Box series is shown for the first time Umyot’s Thesis exhibition ‘DIGIA - The Beauty of information.’