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Artefact VI – Hakone
Artefact VI – Hakone
Accession no. E-SP-EG-006 · Hakone, Japan
Excavated on 17 January 3133 by Volcanic Survey Unit 02. Site: living room, abandoned house on the rim of the Ōwakudani valley, Hakone; room almost intact, sofa facing a blank wall. Found between sofa and screen. Work conducted in January, with gas masks, the only month the vents are quiet. Condition: bleached white by sun and sulphurous steam; yellow sulfur deposit from the vents; base split under day-night temperature swings.
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Museum of Late Civilization · Specimen VI
The controller linked a hand to a character on a screen. Records suggest that for many players the screen was where daily life took place: the body stayed seated while the character travelled, fought and met others elsewhere. Analysis concludes that, for these players, the game was less a pastime than a way out of a reality they preferred not to face.
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Presentation
Delivered in its capsule: a glass dome on an engraved concrete base.
Figure height: 13 cm (5.1 in)
Overall height with capsule: 25 cm (9.8 in)
Material (figure): Copper and PLA composite
Finish: Sanded, chemically aged copper patina
Material (capsule): Concrete base, glass dome
Edition: Unique piece
Accession no.: E-SP-EG-006 · Hakone, Japan
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Care
Handle with clean, dry gloves. Keep away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight.
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