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Marie Birner
2025-08-02 21:11:28 +02:00
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src/game.rs
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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ async fn index(State(backend): State<Arc<Backend>>, cookies: CookieJar) -> Respo
let markup = new(html! { let markup = new(html! {
hgroup { hgroup {
h1 { "Digital Shadows" (PreEscaped("&mdash;")) "Who finds the most cameras?" } h1 { "Who finds the most cameras?" }
} }
p { p {
mark { "TODO: Explanation of AEF / digital shadows / search game" } mark { "TODO: Explanation of AEF / digital shadows / search game" }
@@ -30,15 +30,11 @@ async fn index(State(backend): State<Arc<Backend>>, cookies: CookieJar) -> Respo
form { form {
fieldset role="group" { fieldset role="group" {
input name="name" placeholder="Replace Name" aria-label="Name"; input name="name" placeholder=(format!("Rename {}", client.get_display_name())) aria-label="Name";
input type="submit" value="Save"; input type="submit" value="Save";
} }
} }
p {
mark { "TODO: Show optional REGISTER-NAME message" }
}
p { "You have found " (sightings.len()) "/" (amount_total_cameras) " cameras." } p { "You have found " (sightings.len()) "/" (amount_total_cameras) " cameras." }
p { p {
h2 { "Highscore" } h2 { "Highscore" }

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src/index.rs
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@@ -19,8 +19,13 @@ pub(super) async fn index() -> Markup {
p { p {
"Artists: René Mayrhofer (AT), Philipp Hofer (AT), Laura Poulbot (FR), Airan Berg (AT), Andrea Hummer (AT), Ilona Roth (DE/AT), Linda Huber (AT), Gisela Klammsteiner (AT), Sara Koniarek (AT), Simon Sharkey (GB), Valerio Iurato (IT), Doris Roth (DE), Alina Lugovskaya (UA/RU), Selina Nowak (AT), JeanClaude Grieco (AR/AT), Florian Böttcher (AT), Ethem Saygieder-Fischer (AT)" "Artists: René Mayrhofer (AT), Philipp Hofer (AT), Laura Poulbot (FR), Airan Berg (AT), Andrea Hummer (AT), Ilona Roth (DE/AT), Linda Huber (AT), Gisela Klammsteiner (AT), Sara Koniarek (AT), Simon Sharkey (GB), Valerio Iurato (IT), Doris Roth (DE), Alina Lugovskaya (UA/RU), Selina Nowak (AT), JeanClaude Grieco (AR/AT), Florian Böttcher (AT), Ethem Saygieder-Fischer (AT)"
} }
article { blockquote {
"Digital Shadows confronts visitors with their digital self – copied, measured, analyzed. An experiment on data power, visibility, and control in the digital age." "Digital Shadows confronts visitors with their digital self – copied, measured, analyzed. An experiment on data power, visibility, and control in the digital age."
footer {
cite {
"— René Mayrhofer"
}
}
} }
p { p {
"Digital Shadows invites the participants to experience questions of digital and physical identity, data security, and control. In immersive zones woven with choreographic elements, visitors encounter themselves mirrored, copied, measured and simultaneously lose themselves in a system that knows more about them than they intend to reveal. Between play and analysis, concealment and transparency, a reflection emerges on identity in the age of facial recognition, deepfakes, and algorithmic profiling. How does one fool a camera? How visible do I want to be? Who owns what I leave behind, and who profits from it? This experiment is a collaborative endeavor between science and art, making power, visibility, and self-determination in digital space tangible. Through an exploration of digital materiality and algorithmic intelligence, a sometimes absurd, always immediate reflection unfolds on our role in data-driven worlds until we face our digital dilemma, and the choice is still ours to make." "Digital Shadows invites the participants to experience questions of digital and physical identity, data security, and control. In immersive zones woven with choreographic elements, visitors encounter themselves mirrored, copied, measured and simultaneously lose themselves in a system that knows more about them than they intend to reveal. Between play and analysis, concealment and transparency, a reflection emerges on identity in the age of facial recognition, deepfakes, and algorithmic profiling. How does one fool a camera? How visible do I want to be? Who owns what I leave behind, and who profits from it? This experiment is a collaborative endeavor between science and art, making power, visibility, and self-determination in digital space tangible. Through an exploration of digital materiality and algorithmic intelligence, a sometimes absurd, always immediate reflection unfolds on our role in data-driven worlds until we face our digital dilemma, and the choice is still ours to make."