A Heart from Space – A tool for collective GPS drawing

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Created by Jonathan Chomko, and inspired by a conversation with Yo-Yo Ma around a performance of a previous work, 'A Heart from Space' is a tool for collective GPS drawing. To draw together, gather a group of of people and visit this website on a mobile phone and the website draws a line between the GPS positions of the online users in your group. The participants collectively determine the shape of the heart, adjusting their positions relative to the group.

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