Conducting workshops in hardware hacking with poor art students is like visiting a tribe that ekes out a hardscrabble existence in a none-too-fertile land -- just as hoofs are boiled down to make Jello, and testicles are served up for breakfast, no part of an eviscerated toy goes to waste: sound-producing circuitry is bent and amplified, motors that spun wheels now twitch feathers in homage to Tinguely, and colorful plastic cases are adapted to hold yesterday’s or tomorrow’s circuit. But what to do with those tiny LCD screens, across which hockey-players once skated or blobs shot hoops? Removed from the corpse and reanimated with a few simple oscillators, these sporting scenes are transformed into animated digital daguerreotypes. Add a light source and a lens, and the fractured pixels jitter across walls, floor or ceiling. A quiet celebration of the ephemeral, peripheral and discarded elements in our lives.