Archive: Issue No. 44, April 2001
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'Present' by David Claerbout
In a project sponsored by the Dia Center for the Arts in New York, David Claerbout offers a selection of three flowers for viewers to plant on their own computers - a daisy type flower called a gerbera, an amaryllis and a red rose. Once planted, the flower will live on your computer for a week.
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