browser-based durational works
dat://c4f50b9facba45c21987397018ba0f87f8566767a513887ffb2628cbe02bcb4b
setInterval is an online exhibition space and web ring. It’s published with the Dat protocol ensuring continued accessibility and long-term archival. The work on display engages perception of time; order, tense, duration, newness, synchrony… Do we experience “time”, or only it’s passing? When is the work? Where is the work?
- Fork this repository.
- Edit the
entries.mdfile, either with Github’s interface (click the pencil) or your preferred method. - Follow the formatting convention. Add your entry to the top.
- Create a pull request for your edits.
Optionally, include the script below in your work to link back to the ring.
<script src="https://setinterval.zone/script.js"></script>
Webring script source
<script>
(function createSetIntervalLink () {
var duration = 500
var element = createElement()
var frame
window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', handleLoad, false)
window.addEventListener('mousemove', handleMouseMove, false)
function createElement () {
var el = document.createElement('a')
el.setAttribute('href', 'https://setinterval.zone')
el.setAttribute('target', '_blank')
el.setAttribute('style', [
'text-decoration: none',
'padding: 10px',
'line-height: 1',
'color: currentColor',
'position: fixed',
'font-size: 15px',
'bottom: 0; right: 0',
'opacity: 0',
'transition: opacity ' + (duration / 2) + 'ms ease-out'
].join(';'))
el.innerHTML = '⧗'
return el
}
function handleLoad () {
var parent = document.body
parent.appendChild(element)
}
function handleMouseMove (event) {
clearTimeout(frame)
if (element.style.opacity === '0') element.style.opacity = 1
frame = setTimeout(function () {
element.style.opacity = 0
}, duration)
}
})()
</script>