My final project for Systems Visualization class at MIT, a copyright critique / parody of the Matrix, starring such characters as: Cory Doctorow as Morpheus, and Richard Stallman as the Oracle.
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Copyright: The Visual Matrix
My final project for Systems Visualization class at MIT, a copyright critique / parody of the Matrix, starring such characters as: Cory Doctorow as Morpheus, and Richard Stallman as the Oracle.Stallman the Oracle
With what's going on with the movie studios and big content industries, it's incredibly ironic that there are so many movies produced with a "good little guy...The Blue Pill
I'm currently producing an interactive visual narrative that will parody The Matrix and comment on the ridiculousness of current copyright laws and legal strategies. Plus, some xkcd...
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