Artist Ben Fino-Radin clicked the needles together for this faithful repro in yarn of a 1980s Macintosh 128k computer.
You can catch his “fibrous reinterpretation” of this and a few others at the Current Gallery, in Baltimore or see more Mac-inspired work at his site.
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