114.psd Type [Mac]

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Created by our own Emilio Gomariz (CAN posts) with sound by Dylan Fisher , 114.psd Type is a simple typography designed with the help of Mac OS X, a progression from Folder Type piece Emilio created 2 years ago. The idea for this type came in when seeing that this operative system remembers the position of any file or window when you minimize and maximize it. He created 114 photoshop files (using only six colors). He then placed and ordered the files in the right position before minimizing them in the dock. From then on, a form of performance, where Emilio opens one by one from the dock.

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