Mother Jones magazine: We can code it!

Oct 7

A mosaic portrait of Rosie the Riveter made out of code. Created for an article on Mother Jones magazine about diversity and sexism in the IT world.

Rosie the Riveter was a World War II symbol of women's factory work, later associated with the 1943 “We Can Do It!” poster. She is built from code, for an article on diversity and sexism in IT.

Rosie the Riveter code mosaic – programming languages and syntax as tiny tiles forming the iconic factory worker. — *Click to enlarge |* *High resolution file*

Magazine spread with a mosaic of a woman flexing her arm in a polka-dot headscarf, and a code-themed headline — *The actual layout of Mother Jones magazine.*

Close-up of purple and blue artwork filled with programming symbols and code words like swap, list and min

Close-up mosaic of a woman's face made entirely of code characters and symbols, for Mother Jones 'We can code it!'

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Charis Tsevis

Mother Jones magazine: We can code it!

A mosaic portrait of Rosie the Riveter made out of code. Created for an article on Mother Jones magazine about diversity and sexism in the IT world.

(Π)όσα ζει η "Καμαρόπορτα" (Whatever the gate is living) for Athens Voice 500.

4th FDC International Conference - Fundação Dom Cabral