ABSTRACT
DEFENDEX-ESPGX is an interactive art object that combines real-time audio and video synthesis processing with physical interaction. DEFENDEX-ESPGX is designed to simulate the look and feel of 1950's technology. The content draws on nostalgic reference to bring about implied comparisons between the fearful culture of the Cold War and the culture of fear associated with the current War on Terror.
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- DEFENDEX-ESPGX
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