An experiment in game cinema combines Twine and Tarkovsky
Treating humans like cyborgs.
Art
A pair of Dutch artists have created 8-bit food
There’s obsessive portion control as a dietary practice, and then there’s millimeter-perfect portion control as an aesthetic statement. “Cubes,” the latest project by Dutch artists Lenert and Sander, falls into the latter category. The artists responded to a commission for a food spread in de Volks
Pippin Barr’s virtual art gallery contains no art, but lots of questions
When 3D spaces were popularized in videogames it led to a new kind of energy bubbling up through creative pores. Those who worked within the medium had a whole new avenue to explore—all this extra space, and what to do with it? No longer did illusions have be figured out, but actual working 3D space
Deconstructing videogames for the purpose of art
The “levels” and “bosses” structure has greater implications than those contained in videogames.
The mysteries of Solyaris to find new life in a French exploration game
“We have no need of other worlds. We need mirrors,” says Snow in Stanis?aw Lem’s 1961 novel Solaris. Part science fiction, part philosophical meditation, Lem’s book inverted the usual tale of extraterrestrial exploration. Rather than focus only on the strangeness of another world, Lem used its insur