<![CDATA[#6470893 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***A urinal that has a video game console above it in the SEGA World complex in Akihabara Electric Town, Tokyo, Japan.For men a stroll to the gents has become a leap into the twenty first century, thanks to the SEGA video games corporation. The company has developed a new entertainment system which is incorporated into a public lavatory. Now rows of peeing men can spend a penny and get a great video game experience while they are at it. The "Toylet" male urinal video game provides a choice of sumo wrestling, erasing graffiti and dousing an exploding volcano. The "Toylet" works by a pressure sensor in the base of the urinal measuring the strength and location of the urine stream as it hits the basin. An LCD screen displays the game graphics and rewards the strength, length and accuracy of the pee through a typical video game points system. There are currently no plans for a multiplayer version of the "Toylet".Restriction applies: USA ONLY - NO NEW YORK NEWSPAPERSFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2557 <![CDATA[#6461914 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"Your Database Or Mine" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2556 <![CDATA[#6461913 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"Verbatim" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2555 <![CDATA[#6461912 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"The Reproduction Number 3" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2554 <![CDATA[#6461911 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"The Entity D2" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2553 <![CDATA[#6461910 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - UNDATED: "Status" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2552 <![CDATA[#6461909 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"Sonata" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2551 <![CDATA[#6461908 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"Sleepwalker" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2550 <![CDATA[#6461907 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"Silent Syndicate" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2549 <![CDATA[#6461906 EXCLUSIVE... ***EXCLUSIVE***"Rogue" by artist Nick Gentry, in London, England.A British painter is rebooting our attitude to obsolete technology by creating cutting edge art from unwanted 3'5 inch floppy disks. Nick Gentry (30) from Camden in London is fascinated by how humans relate to technology. Like half-human, half-digital hybrids, the portraits - painted onto a canvass with 300 floppy discs - depict people merging with the technology they formerly depended on. Close inspection reveals handwritten labels identifying the content of the disk, many of which have been crossed out as the disc has been erased and reused multiple times.Restriction applies: USA ONLYFame Pictures, Inc - Santa Monica, CA, USA - +1 (310) 395-0500]]> image-id:2548