No, everyone knows how a crashing computer looks like, and everyone deals with computers nowadays. You must be strong this century not to have anything to do with them. But we are not cyber-supremacists, our work is not about making fun of people who don't know how to use computers. It is the opposite, we are clumsy, and we disrupt the slick surface of the information systems. They were an eye-opener, a shock when suddenly you start mousing down corridors and halls, while hitting your keyboard.
Games are supposed to be the opposite of work, so is art.
Well, what is art, if not that pretentious thing that tries to take the fun out of working with the net, imposing its standards. The point was that games and art share some characteristics. These are little plug-ins that change the surface of computer games. You can make a Quake hero look like Ronald McDonald, and the castle, where the game takes place into a museum space for instance. Yes, there are a lot of modifications on the net, we played some of them.