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Documentation of an art and design research project on the creative use, abuse and misuse of mobile devices.
Working Definitions
Mobile
(1) capable of moving or being moved : movable (2) a: changeable in appearance, mood, or purpose b: adaptable , versatile (3) migratory (4) a: characterized by the mixing of social groups b: having the opportunity for or undergoing a shift in status within the hierarchical social levels of a society (5) marked by the use of vehicles for transportation (6) of or relating to a mobile (7) cellular
Misuse
(1) to use incorrectly : misapply (2) abuse, mistreat
from Merriam-Webster Online
(1) capable of moving or being moved : movable (2) a: changeable in appearance, mood, or purpose b: adaptable , versatile (3) migratory (4) a: characterized by the mixing of social groups b: having the opportunity for or undergoing a shift in status within the hierarchical social levels of a society (5) marked by the use of vehicles for transportation (6) of or relating to a mobile (7) cellular
Misuse
(1) to use incorrectly : misapply (2) abuse, mistreat
from Merriam-Webster Online
About the Author
Pattie Belle Hastings is an artist and designer whose creative work deals specifically with art/technology, life/technology, motherhood/technology and feminism/technology.
During the 2008/2009 academic year I lived and worked in Oslo, Norway for an art/research project on the creative uses and misuses of mobile devices. I’m now back in New Haven, Connecticut continuing to work on things I started in Oslo. The Mobile Misuse project is supported in part by a Fulbright Scholar grant, an American-Scandinavian Foundation grant, and by a Quinnipiac University research sabbatical.
Mobile Misuse on PBH Dot Net
During the 2008/2009 academic year I lived and worked in Oslo, Norway for an art/research project on the creative uses and misuses of mobile devices. I’m now back in New Haven, Connecticut continuing to work on things I started in Oslo. The Mobile Misuse project is supported in part by a Fulbright Scholar grant, an American-Scandinavian Foundation grant, and by a Quinnipiac University research sabbatical.
Mobile Misuse on PBH Dot Net
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