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GMU:Devices of Perception/Diana Suyerbayeva (view source)
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Therefore, from two pickles, my installation grew up until 6 pieces of pickles, that are connected from the bottom with one long wire. Moreover, they are connected to each other from the top with five short wires. One aligator clip is connected to the beginning of that long wire, the other has a needle, with which you can poke all pickles to hear different sounds. | Therefore, from two pickles, my installation grew up until 6 pieces of pickles, that are connected from the bottom with one long wire. Moreover, they are connected to each other from the top with five short wires. One aligator clip is connected to the beginning of that long wire, the other has a needle, with which you can poke all pickles to hear different sounds. | ||
Below you can see the close-up image of all pickles together on the round brown plate (or board) | |||