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		<title>High Tec Shadow Play</title>
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		&lt;a href="http://www.proteinos.com/151/shadow.html"&gt;High Tec Shadow Play&lt;/a&gt; &apos;In Rotterdam, Canadian artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer used two 7000 watt lamps to create 1200 square metres of projected images which were overlayed by the shadows of passer-by&apos;s. A computer based tracking system monitored the shadows. Once the shadows matched the projected image, a new image (or &quot;scene&quot;) was triggered. &apos;  An impressive (if extravagant) bit of public art (QuickTime)  </description>
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