1962 – Revision controlled physical sculptures by Raphaël Bastide

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1962 by Raphaël Bastide is a sculptures conceptualized using a revision control system gitHub and represented physically. Using a GitHub account, everybody can duplicate (fork) this project in order to represent the sculpture in a new place and request modifications for the sculpture or its documentation. In this case, a merge must follow.

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