Love sick: a story continued
I thought I would continue with my story, if you remember, the graffiti image of a heart.
In a previous comment, I let the story end (Page not Found). I felt this was a symbolic move, poetic almost reflecting the emotional tension in the artefact.
Today I was considering a link to another website, until I received an alert via my mailbox to inform me that my photo has now taken it’s own internet course, through Pinterest.
You can check the link here.
In my continuous attempt to link the image to a narrative, emerging from its online presence, I looked for further evidence, through Google maps and noticed, not surprisingly, that love sick is absent from the Google wall.
Internet spaces and real life spaces are in a continuous flux
(to be continued)
I think you could put it back on, in Google Earth – http://www.google.com/earth/outreach/tutorials/earthoverlays.html
Gina – I found an interesting article on how graffiti artists are using technology to make their art more permanent and to thwart the efforts of ‘the buff’.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/daily/march99/graffiti17.htm