I've made a new piece titled "For What It's Worth". It's an interactive, audio-visual piece that uses bitcoin transactions for interaction and input. It combines abstracted digital data with images of art that have a high perceived value but places the value of the whole simply at the accumulated value of donations and therefore begs the question, "What establishes the monetary value of a work of art." In this realm of non-physical art and this age of exceedingly high prices being paid for art, it seems a valid question.
http://pallthayer.dyndns.org/forwhatitsworth Best r. Pall Thayer
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