Roman Digital Clock vs Standard Time Berlin

Imagine if they had digital clocks back when the Roman Empire was at its peak. What would they have looked like? This is our idea of what it would like, displaying the time including seconds, updating every second.

Standard Time Berlin: A Digital Artwork by Mark Formanek Standard Time Berlin is a unique digital artwork that transforms the concept of time into a captivating experience. Originally realized in Berlin in 2007, the award-winning performance involved seventy workers building a wooden time display in real time for 24 hours, with 1611 changes—a race against the clock. This fascinating performance is seamlessly documented in a single-shot video. The app synchronizes this video with your device’s time, allowing you to experience the artwork in real-time. However, please note that access to the full experience, including the complete video and all associated features, requires an in-app purchase. In-App Purchase Required for Full Functionality: To unlock the entire video and fully immersive experience, users will need to make an additional purchase within the app. Every time you look at your watch, you will forget the time. Immerse yourself in this remarkable piece of digital art by Mark Formanek, realized by Datenstrudel in 2007.