freeSTYLE. A singing music video created entirely from cell phones

Cell phones offer an extension of one's identity. Users can send messages to freeSTYLE and, in return, they will hear and see their messages free-styled back to them with an added beat. Guided by a hip-hop beat of choice, users can hear and see their mobile presence in the form of a living music video.

By Dana Karwas, a media artist whose work and academic interests span the spectrum between art, architecture, and technology. She has taught at Harvestworks NYC digital media center, Columbia University, and will be presenting a workshop at Ubicomp 2006.

[via Beyond TV]

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