Photos | The Red Button
A close-up shot of a red button on the wall at Null Space Labs, 2010. This switch is an electrical device that resembles a sphere and emits a glowing light, similar to a traffic light. It's a perfect example of the intersection between electronics and art.
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5616w x 3744h - (download 4k)
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52mm
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2010-11-16T21:04:06.390000-08:00
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