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Finally, A Good Use For Spam
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Wednesday, July 26, 2006
11:04:00 AM EDT
Hearing The Frog Prince -- Keane
Spam is annoying when it lands in your "in" box, but Alex Dragulescu sees it a different way:
For the last several years, the Romanian-born computer artist has applied techniques in computational modeling and information visualization to invent a new form of artistic expression. One of his more notable projects involved creating what he calls Spam Plants. He wrote algorithms that analyzed various text and data points of junk e-mail to produce "organic" images of plantlike structures that spontaneously grew based on incoming spam.
Wild. Here's a gallery of more pictures, and here's the fellow's Web site, with even more spammy art. I still don't want any more spam for myself, but I'm glad something's getting something out of it.
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11:04:00 AM EDT
Hearing The Frog Prince -- Keane
Finally, A Good Use For Spam
Spam is annoying when it lands in your "in" box, but Alex Dragulescu sees it a different way:
For the last several years, the Romanian-born computer artist has applied techniques in computational modeling and information visualization to invent a new form of artistic expression. One of his more notable projects involved creating what he calls Spam Plants. He wrote algorithms that analyzed various text and data points of junk e-mail to produce "organic" images of plantlike structures that spontaneously grew based on incoming spam.
Wild. Here's a gallery of more pictures, and here's the fellow's Web site, with even more spammy art. I still don't want any more spam for myself, but I'm glad something's getting something out of it.
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7/26/06 11:21 AM
-Dan
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