Aug 13, 2010 5:22 AM

Augmented Reality: Grazing Jellies installation

*Got some seriously eccentric Augmented British Reality happening here.
This Pythonesque rig looks like it oughta be hauled to Stonehenge via gypsy caravan.

*Via the "Abandon Normal Devices" Festival:
http://andfestival.org.uk/

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