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After The Revolution Has Passed Us By: An Experiment In Technological Expression

After The Revolution Has Passed Us By: An Experiment In Technological Expression

by Barnes, Trisha
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"A revolution within a revolution." In this groundbreaking book, author Trisha Barnes has pushed the boundaries of expression and technology. The first book in the world to be created entirely from QR Code, the experimental and organic poetry contained inside speaks to the challenge of retaining essential human communication -- through contact and touch -- in an increasingly technological society. A revolution within a revolution -- the book bridges the gap between the written word and the electronic word, creating a genre called device literature. To read this title, use a QR CODE enabled electronic device to scan each page. Free QR CODE READER apps are available for many smart phones and other devices. QR CODE is a registered trademark of Denso Wave Incorporated.

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Pub dateMay 3, 2011
ISBN-100981591469
ISBN-139780981591469
LanguageEnglish
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