BNJMN – “Mobile sensory image production mechanism”

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Created by Danilo Wanner & Travis Purrington, two students of Master Studies in Iconic Research at the Basel Academy of Art and Design (HGK), BNJMN (pronounced Benjamin) is a "mobile sensory image production mechanism". His sole purpose is to create original artworks by roaming in search of paper, painting whatever he wants, and signing it before he moves on to start the cycle again.

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