Aram Bartholl – Blog

( Construction site markup language in the snow, found on Bernauerstr. Berlin )

Wow! Check the whole story on Golans blog! Great! And it’s even a speedproject, haha …

GML (Graffiti Markup Language) drawings from 000000book.com are converted into DXF via a small Processing utility. Motion paths for a robot arm are developed from these DXF files using Rhino and MasterCam. The ABB IRB-4400 series arm is wielding a 2″ Montana Hardcore marker. Developed 11 January 2010 in the CMU Digital Fabrication Laboratory.

(Construction site markup language, found on Weinbergsweg, Berlin.)

OMG! Mr. 6 changed the tools!
;-)

(Yes, I know. It looks more like a 9 up side down and it is very likely a typical ‘construction site markup language’ piece.)

I was not allowed to embed this nice video but fortunately I know how to write in hyper text markup language. When you click with your mouse pointer at the following uniform resource locator adress starting with hypertext transfer protocol your web browser (A web browser is a software application which enables a user to display and interact with text, images, videos, music and other information typically located on a Web page at a website on the World Wide Web or a local area network.) will hyperlink you automatically to the movie. Isn’t that great? (Next time I ll explain what YouTube is.)

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovvk7T8QUIU

Sorry for waisting your time. ;-)