Institute History
Description
This alluring and emotional interactive installation explores the world of online dating. A touch screen displays a sky filled with balloons, each containing a human silhouette representing a real person’s dating profile. Touching a balloon will reveal personal information about the person, and the balloons can be rearranged to highlight different aspects of online dating, including the top turn-ons, the most popular first dates, and people’s biggest desires. Couples are paired algorithmically based on who they are and what they’re looking for.
— Shari Frilot
Screening Details
Credits
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