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GUI/Gooey Features the Digital Work by 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø Faculty Member

October 25, 2024
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A screenshot of the digital website drawing.garden. It includes a brown background with squiggles, and various nature based emojis.
Ben Moren

On October 19, Plexus Projects unveiled their second installment of GUI/GOOEY, a digital group exhibition that explores the connection between technology and the organic world. The exhibit includes a range of mediums, from videos to websites to sculpture installations, and is made up of six different categories, Exude, Flow, Gush, Ooze, Seep, and Secrete.

The collection includes the work of Ben Moren ’10, 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø alum and faculty member. His piece, in the Exude section, is an interactive website titled drawing.garden. When a mouse is hovered over the brown background a nature-based emoji is ‘planted’ accompanied by delightful plucky synth notes. The exhibit runs from October 19 through December 19 and is held online.

GUI/GOOEY
October 19–December 9, 2024
Online

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