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+for more details look at section TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
 ==catalogue text without I==
 "I love my computer" is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.
-"I love my computer" is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.
+The artist is in a state of hallucinating - projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object.
+Some of the consequences of the human influencing the non-human are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.
-this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.
 ==disclaimer==
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 Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.
-==planned goals & artworks==
-painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition
 == technical description ==
 installation - objects hanging in the space
+during summaery:
+needed for installation;
+- 1 steel pipe
+- red thread
+- tape
+- metal plate
+- tiny light
+Konsolenzbuch taped on wall, with candles on metal plate on floor in front of it. There is also tape for the visitors to interact with. A pen is fixed on the wall with red tape, so people can write in the book.
+The drawing is fixed in the air by two pieces of red thread on the steel pipe.
+The Parte and text are also fixed in the air by 1 piece of thread each on the steel pipe.
+The body of the computer is also floating in the air, hanging from the steel pipe with a red thread. The dreams that are spilling from the computer hang until the floor. There is a small light in the computer body to illuminate the blood.
 ==references==