The Human Clock
A clock made of photos and videos of people holding the current time—all 1440 minutes of the day.
About This Site
What is it?
The Human Clock displays the current time using submitted photos and videos of people holding numerals for that minute. The project aims to cover all 1,440 minutes in a day with human-made time displays.
How to play
- Open the site to see the live human-made time
- Wait for the next minute to see a new submission when available
- Contribute your own minute photo if the site’s submit flow is open
- Needs image loading; a stable connection helps
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