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Impulse 101 by Anthony Antonellis is a diptych, half painting/half beamer, 100% on the internet. The work begins with the 4 foundational font characters of 8-bit Block ASCII, ░ ▒ ▓ █. It consists of two 100 x 100 cm canvases. The left (black) side is acrylic on canvas, while the right counterpart is a beamer projection of ASCII art animations utilizing real and faux copy paste glitches in MS WordPad.
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Vismic Rhythm by Steven Smith takes datamoshing to the extreme!
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Paul Neave saw this glitched-up ad screen at Liverpool St tube station.
Much more interesting than ads. I’d love to see these screens showing digital art pieces. They could even be driven by open data generated by Oyster, London Transport - or the city as a whole.
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Glitches Turn Video Games Into Sublime Art via Gizmodo
Most people throw their controllers when a glitch ruins a perfectly good game of Half Life or Grand Theft Auto. Robert Overweg loves it; he turns it into art.
Overweg is a self-proclaimed “photographer in the virtual world.” In his “Glitches” series, he captures whacked-out characters and snafued buildings in screenshots that look like what René Magritte might’ve produced had he been a big ol’ gaming nerd.
