I havce so much free time, I don’t know what to do
@tarymmk 11-08-11
The amount of abuse I have tolerated in my life is crazy :/
@ITSQUESO 06-08-11
My sister is so lazy
@DiRtY_uNdErWaRe
03-08-11
Now I see how Kurt Cobain felt and why he did what he did
@SYi3ITCH 04-08-11
Can I get some work please...
@YourBoyBeats 04-08-11
Twitterlocation 2011
The project is about using the information generated by others, turned into emitters, and sent and accumulated in the servers in order to reconstruct its physical context and re-signify the content of the main information of a Tweet. For every 140 characters that we write, Twitter records a great amount of information that we don't know we transmit: data on our profile, about our language and about our geolocation, among others. Through the edition of several tweets, we accessed their geolocation. We went to the exact spot from where the tweet was sent and we photographed the place. By exposing the ease of access to this data, the game allows us to establish a new connection between the virtual information and physical spaces, and the way how one reports of others.