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Hektor

By Mute Editor, 12 January 2004

Featured in Mute Vol 1, No. 27 (Winter/Spring 2004)

A picture story of Jürg Lehni's portable graffiti machine

Jürg Lehni and Uli Franke’s Hektor is a portable graffiti printer consisting of two motors, a spraycan holder, toothed belts, cables, a strong battery and a circuit board connected to a laptop which controls the machine. Via changes in the length of these belts, Hektor's spray-can can follow vector graphic paths and spray them onto walls.

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