Bradley is one crafty man. He introduced to us all of his mechanical art, which isn't normally thought of in that way. I mean you go to museums to see pieces being hung on walls or sculptures resting in place, but when do you see a machine in motion? It is never thought of as an art but it truly is one with how intricate and precise the different parts, sometimes in volumes of 50,000+, are arraigned in motion.
Another really cool part was about how he was going through the evolution of computer art back from when it printed in 80 dots per inch to modern software. It makes you wonder about what could be developed in the next ten years. We'll see when it comes around.
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