German designer Elena Belmann extracted a two-dimensional QR code into a three-dimensional structure of wood. What happens with the code information from a two-dimensional code that usually transports encrypted characters beeing transformed into a three-dimensional structure? Would this change the information content? This work doesn’t give any answer and raises further questions … To understand this body of work I recommend you to take a closer look at her work of information carrier objects f: A → B. ❚
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