Berlin-based media artist Aram Bartholl is leaving a trail from Paris to London of something special for the world to find: USB dead drops. Each USB driven Bartholl leaves is hidden in plain sight, buried in walls of stone or other public places. What he left them there for (and what you can use them for) is truly amazing.
Each dead drop is installed empty, except for a readme.txt file explaining the project
After starting the project 5 years ago, it's since been replicated around the globe, with hundreds of offline sites waiting for you to visit.
It's time for you to discover what others have placed there for your watchful eyes.
Here are some of my favorite spots.
To find your nearest Dead Drop, head over to Aram's database. The locations you find will stun you. Make sure to check out the instructions on how to set up your own dead drop. The world will thank you!
Everyone is invited to drop or find files on a dead drop. All you have to do is plug in your laptop.
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