File:Sound Activated Mobile.jpg
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English: 'Sound Activated Mobile (SAM)' (1968) by Edward Ihnatowicz. First displayed at the 1968 Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition, London, UK. There are four microphones on top of the petals to locate the source of sound. The stalk is able to twist and pitch to turn the petals towards the source.
中文（繁體）：首次在1968年在英國倫敦舉行的展覽中展出的裝置藝術品。「花瓣」上方有四枚麥克風，用於定位聲音的來源；「花莖」能夠扭動和傾斜，使「花瓣」面向聲音來源。 |
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