VOICED : Barcode portraits art you can scan

The video explores the unique art form of creating portraits using barcodes, pioneered by artist Blake. His work includes interactive pieces like a portrait of Andy Warhol, made from barcodes of Campbell Soup cans. The art draws attention to consumerism, highlighting how products define identity. Each portrait involves extensive effort, using thousands of barcodes and taking many hours to complete. Despite the technical nature, Blake finds magic in the process, especially with advancements allowing the art to be scanned with modern devices like iPhones.

What is unique about Blake's art style?

• It is only available in digital format.

• It is made entirely out of barcodes.

• It uses traditional paint strokes.

• It is created using recycled materials.

How does Scott's art differ from traditional museum art?

• It is only available for private viewing.

• It is made from natural elements.

• It is interactive and can be touched and scanned.

• It is displayed in virtual reality.

What societal issue does Scott's art aim to highlight?

• Environmental pollution

• Consumerism

• Political corruption

• Cultural diversity

How many barcodes are typically used in each of Scott's portraits?

• 1000

• 2000

• 500

• 1500

What technological advancement has enhanced Scott's art?

• Augmented reality features

• Virtual reality integration

• 3D printing capabilities

• Scannability with modern devices like iPhones