information aesthetics.
a bus schedule-resembling framed piece of paper listing the latest results on untimely deaths/suicides at MIT university. by hiding the information in a bus schedule-like frame located at the University's main building, the author, Leonardo Bonanni, hoped it would be treated with respect without being taken down.
"I guess if you carefully camouflage something controversial it can become public information without being torn down."
see also despondency index graph & golden gade bridge suicides.
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Hi. I actually went through the suicides listed here, corrected some errors and made some (hopefully) interesting observations. For example, why are almost half of the suicides grad students?
http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2007/05/university_suicide.html
I'll be updating this post with new info as it comes through, some readers have been helpful in this.
Sigh. Leo Bonanni doing more of his patented self-promotion. Too bad he's a patented douchebag.
The paperforms are almost certainly made by a laser cutter, but amazing nonetheless.
Leo is just lazy, he surely doesn't mean bad. He makes people work for him ... even the dead!