It had a profound effect on anyone who experienced a night in a warehouse, a field, a basement or a club.
Companies such as Wincanton are also experimenting with augmented reality technologies, such as Google Glass and other "heads-up displays" that overlay directions and stock information on warehouse pickers' field of vision.
"The fact is this law is the reason that warehouse and field parties went away," wrote the disgruntled raver.
"Not Abstract II" will feature Gursky working on his signature exaggerated scales, including photos of rows of packages in an Amazon warehouse; tulip fields; and shelves of coffeemakers, vacuum cleaners, and irons.
As the party continued into 1989, the focus switched more towards large-scale parties, sometimes involving 10,000 revellers, held in either warehouses or fields.
"Five years ago when we moved here, all around us it was just, like, warehouses and fields," said Yulia Oleinik, who lives in the Arris Lofts building with her husband, Logi Bragason, and works for Unicef across the river.
Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore celebrates the era of boundary-breaking electronic music made on cheap equipment in bedrooms, raves in warehouses and fields, the joy of a young generation seizing upon new technologies to express themselves through dance.
For a start, new rave's spiritual home is Nathan Barley's Hoxton, London E1, the other side of the river to where acid house began with a handful of Chicago 12-inches, played by Danny Rampling at his club night Shoom in Southwark, before spreading out to warehouses and fields.
Canned goods, lumber, steel, coal, and other standardized products are the types of goods usually covered in field warehouse arrangements.
He does not do the manic physical stunts seen indoors at basketball games, saying, "No way, my body type wouldn't handle it," but he did propose rappelling down the warehouse behind right field at Camden Yards and was turned down.
