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as posted by the channelAn ATM at an art show in Florida ranked attendees' bank accounts of those that interacted with it.
RELATEDHyperrealistic sculptures takes center stage at Miami’s Art Basel
Some people might call it impolite to talk about money in public, but an art collective is displaying work at Art Basel in Miami Beach that allows people to share their bank account balance.
The work, “ATM Leaderboard,” is an interactive sculpture, the art collective MSCHF told USA TODAY. The sculpture is a functioning ATM that can be used to check balances and make withdrawals, but the work captures a photo of each person who uses it and their bank account balance.
Users are then ranked on a leaderboard according to the amount of money in their bank account. Daniel Greenberg, co-founder of MSCHF, told USA TODAY the art collective does not gather additional information about participants willing to use the ATM. They do not have users’ names or other data. Greenberg also confirmed the work has been sold, and the collector “intends to place it in public exhibition in the future.”
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