File:The Politics of Picking a Pope - Conceptual Interface.png
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Conceptual keyboard exploring the archetypal allegation of the Qwerty configuration as industry standard and its persistence as principle guiding the cognitive abilities involved in the activity of touch typing.
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English: 'The Politics of Picking a Pope' is a conceptual interface consisting of a blank, functioning QWERTY keyboard with key installed on the Return switch. The project was developed in occasion of the 2021 edition of 'Sankt Interface' exhibition at the Interface Cultures department of the University of Art & Design Linz |
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| Author | lemonytgordon |
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