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| Thursday, 8 August, 2002, 09:25 GMT 10:25 UK In pictures: Hi-tech art attack A group of performance artists called the Jackal Project is turning hi-tech into high art. The collective of media artists are reshaping discarded computer parts, batteries and bits of wire into works of art. They recently showed off their work at the world's leading computer graphics conference, Siggraph, in the US. ![]() The Jackals walked around in masks, with video cameras to stream pictures wirelessly to other Jackal ![]() The Personal Digital Annoyance provided a constant verbal reminder of appointments and e-mails ![]() The Jackals take discarded technology and combine different elements to create a new vision of the future ![]() There is a serious side to the Jackals. They are trying to show how obsolete technology can find new uses Find out more about the Jackal Project on the BBC World Service programme, Go Digital |
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