Nick Turpin took a month long trip around the world searching for his next subject based on where the public clicked most on his previous photo (22 shots total - nice concept and interface, also nice budget to move with the votes). Featuring a youtube diary, Flickr photostream, Twitter, and Google Map, the recent promotion taps into familiar public applications and type of creative "direct-me"/ "follow-me" social projects we've been seeing some artists pursuing on the web.
On the topic of nice interfaces, it's worth following the sad canary at thisisreality.org (clicks bring tweetie back to life and lead to more facts about clean coal).
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