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#instructions

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Nicola

These pictures are part of the instructions for a new fridge freezer that arrived where I live this week.
These pictures are too weird even for me.
Interpretations welcome, sensible or silly.
I can't see that a bear roaring scares a fridge, or that a very cold cat makes a fridge happy.
#Instructions #Art #Weird

The feature is a picture of two, upright rectangles. One has a neutral face and the other a sad face, this might represent the fridge freezer. To the right of them is a bear and above the bears head is a volume icon.
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The feature item is a blue cartoon style silhouette cat with the word Brrrrr above it. To its right is a dark blue upright rectangle, possible the fridge freezer with a smiling expression and to the right of that is what I know as a car engine warning light icon.
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Antwortete Karsten Schmidt
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Karsten Schmidt

For anyone interested: Here's an ambiguous set of instructions (in the spirit of Sol leWitt or conditionaldesign.org) for (re)creating a simplified version of the infinitely evolving De/Frag piece (see beginning of this thread).

Preparations:

0) You may use any suitable medium.
1) Create a pixel-based canvas of arbitrary dimensions.
2) Create a palette of random choice of 4 colors, plus black and white.

Repeated steps:

3) Choose two random colors from the palette, giving black or white priority.
4) Using the chosen colors, create a random pixel pattern in one of four sizes (e.g. using percentages of the longest side of the canvas as pattern size, e.g. 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or 4x4, 8x8, 16x16 pixels...)
5) Choose a random pixel position on the canvas and a random color tolerance.
6) Perform the flood fill algorithm[1] from the chosen start position, selecting all connected pixels within the chosen tolerance.
7) Apply the new pattern (created in step 4) to the pixels selected in step 6, in an order and speed of your choosing.
8) Repeat from step 3

[1] The Flood Fill algorithm is described here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_fi

Still frame from De/Frag (custom ZKM version) showing an abstract composition of fractured, semi-destroyed, overlapping zones of repeating pixel patterns in black and white, grays, yellow, magenta, cyan and green.
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Still frame from De/Frag (custom ZKM version) showing an abstract composition of fractured, semi-destroyed, overlapping zones of repeating pixel patterns in black and white, gray, cyan, yellow, magenta and green.
ALT
Still frame from De/Frag (custom ZKM version) showing an abstract composition of fractured, semi-destroyed, overlapping zones of repeating pixel patterns in black and white, grays, yellow, magenta, cyan and green.
ALT
Still frame from De/Frag (custom ZKM version) showing an abstract composition of fractured, semi-destroyed, overlapping zones of repeating pixel patterns in black and white, grays, yellow, magenta, cyan and green.
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#Art#GenerativeArt#ArtMaking
C.

Saw this in the "Care" instructions for some clothing (a parka), after all the precautions about washing, it talks about drying:

> Tumble dry low. Do not hang to dry. Do not iron or steam. Do not dry clean.
> For best results, dry with clean tennis ball.

Is this an easter egg or other joke? What on earth does "dry with a tennis ball" do?

#weird#EasterEgg#instructions
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