Hajnal Németh’s “Ten Commandments” converts the text of the biblical Ten Commandments into binary code, reflecting on the transformation of sacred text into data within a digital context. By reducing the commandments to a series of ones and zeros, the work highlights the shifting significance of traditional moral frameworks in the age of technology, where even deeply symbolic texts are translated into machine-readable formats. This conceptual gesture raises questions about the relationship between transcendency and digitization, emphasizing how meaning and values are reshaped when adapted to contemporary technological mediums.
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