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The Prix Ars Electronica Archive is a collection enabling search and viewing of all the submissions since 1987. The award-winning projects are documented with catalogue texts and audio-visual media. All other submissions can be searched by title/artist and displayed with year, category in list form. Please cite the credits (artwork name, artist and photographer) and only use the materials if your article is related to Ars Electronica.
Gambiocycle
Fred Paulino,
Gambiologia Collective,
Lucas Mafra,
The Goose
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The *Gambiocycle* is a mobile broadcast unit—a tricycle fully equipped to project interactive video and digital graffiti into public space. Its construction is inspired by typical Brazilian street salesmen’s trolleys.
The *Gambiocycle* was developed as part of Gambiologia, which is an open-source art movement based on the fusion between technology and “gambiarras”: the Brazilian cultural do-it-yourself practice of solving problems in alternative ways or giving unusual functions to objects.
The Gambiologists organize and participate in exhibitions, urban interventions and free workshops on low-tech electronics, waste-made design and object-hacking. Gambiologia is open to anyone interested in the critical, creative and sustainable use of technology and media.
Links: http://www.gambiologia.net/
The *Gambiocycle* was developed as part of Gambiologia, which is an open-source art movement based on the fusion between technology and “gambiarras”: the Brazilian cultural do-it-yourself practice of solving problems in alternative ways or giving unusual functions to objects.
The Gambiologists organize and participate in exhibitions, urban interventions and free workshops on low-tech electronics, waste-made design and object-hacking. Gambiologia is open to anyone interested in the critical, creative and sustainable use of technology and media.
Links: http://www.gambiologia.net/
Gambiologia (BR) is a project for constructing electronic objects—technological kludges— made by the artists Fred Paulino and Lucas Mafra, with the collaboration of the designer Paulo Henrique “The Goose” Pessoa. Gambiologia is a collaborative project with Graffiti Research Lab Brasil.