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Play! Collaborative interactive art | THE BROTH: THE GLOBAL MOSAIC
ARCHIVE: The Broth's motto is "Be nice, work together, and have fun!" Influenced by Web 2.0 / Ajax applications and from Xbox Live for Xbox 360, a small group of developers out of Perth, Australia decided to harness these rich new technologies to create something truly open for the whole internet community. A way for the global community to get to come together, The Broth: The Global Mosaic
Basically, it's made of 1,000 tiles that are shared by everyone. Click on any mosaic tile and drag it around to create new artworks. When you move a tile, others can instantly see your moves and vice versa.
The Broth: The Global Mosaic is meant to be art that is free of restrictions. No plug-ins, no flash, no fast computer to confuse anyone. In the words of The Broth developers, "People interact at the same time, beyond borders of language, age, gender or politics." Go play (HERE)!
More:
Focus on The Broth and its drag’n’ drop application @ www.ajaximpact.com.
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Posted by TamikoApril 11, 2007 at 7:31 AM
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