This artwork takes a modern approach to printing Shakespeare's classic play, Romeo and Juliet. The text is printed on old punched cards from an IBM machine from the 1970s, giving it a vintage look and feel. The lines of text are selected randomly from the play, creating a unique and dynamic representation of the story.

But there's a twist - the text on the punched cards is actually readable by the old machines, but it doesn't make sense to them. This highlights the stark contrast between the old and new technologies and how much has changed since the 1970s. Despite the advancements in technology, however, the beauty and significance of Romeo and Juliet remain timeless.

This artwork is a celebration of the past, present, and future, and the ways in which technology has evolved and continues to shape our lives.

Additionally, to ensure a fair distribution of the text from Romeo and Juliet, only 1024 tokens were selected at random. This allows for a diverse range of quotes and scenes to be included in the artwork, while still capturing the essence of the play as a whole. Whether you're a Shakespeare enthusiast or a tech-savvy individual, this artwork offers something for everyone to appreciate.