Hasta La Ideas

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pWe caught up with Maarten Baas in Ventura Lambrate, where he exhibits Analog Digital Clock, his new iPhone app that extends the a href=”http://www.maartenbaas.com/Main.asp?Section=WorksSub={D98A1F6B-54A6-4E5A-B939-E729C971D82F}”Real Time/a project exhbiited last year./p

pAbove, he discusses deliberately choosing not to produce a new collection for Milan, how the iPhone app both is and isn’t a departure from his regular work, and the value of intuition./p

pDownload the app from iTunes a href=”http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/analog-digital-clock/id360985167?mt=8″here/a./p

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