Feb. 27 - Pop artist (dNASAb) is incorporating iPod's into his high tech scuptures, creating a new perpective on the device.
The iPod Ecosystems were displayed at the SCOPE NewYork Art Fair.
The artist considers iPods a symbol of the fetishism that modern consumers have for modern devices, and uses them as raw material for his audio visual sculptures.
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