human-machine interfaces
Sougwen Chung: Co-creating with robots
Artist Sougwen Chung creates pioneering performances with robotic drawing units, examining the boundaries between human and machine creativity through collaborative art-making.
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Theo Triantafyllidis clashes real-time graphics with live performance
Artist Theo Triantyfillidis merges virtual and physical realms through interactive installations and mixed reality performances that question digital embodiment and spatial boundaries.
Hand-drawn
Jakob Tuchten: Leading a punk game studio
Art Director Jakob Tuchten discusses Might and Delight's unique approach to hand-drawn animation and game design in their "Tiny Multiplayer Online RPG" Book of Travels.
digital art
Cassie McQuater: The textures and tensions of game design
Artist Cassie McQuater transforms video game sprites and digital landscapes into hypnotic browser-based experiences, examining insomnia through interactive digital collage.
Paola Antonelli
A Game Is A Living Thing
MoMA's Senior Curator Paola Antonelli discusses the museum's inclusion of video games in its permanent collection, exploring their significance as design objects that shape behavior and interaction, while reflecting on the challenges of preserving digital art in a museum context.
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Surreal Google Earth images break the illusion of digital mapping
Postcards from Google Earth, a project by Brooklyn-based artist, Clement Valla, which started in 2010, is a collection of warped Google Earth screenshots. As eerie and uncanny as they appear it can be easy to dismiss the images as nothing more than odd screenshots, but by touching on these visual mi
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Hold your guts in as you’re thrown around a virtual reality art space
Created for a Render the Metaverse OTOY and Oculus sponsored contest last year, the virtual reality project “Mashup Between the Clouds” is a surreal journey into a world of stacked pallets, overturned desks, and cardboard boxes. It’s also a virtual reality still, meaning that while you could look in
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Glaciers writes poetry using Google’s most popular searches
Currently wrapping up its first weekend on display at New York’s Postmasters art gallery, Glaciers is the latest art project from Sage Solitaire (2015) creator and Tharsis systems designer Zach Gage, as well as several billion unknowing co-authors. The exhibit features a collection of small e-ink sc
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Computational artist creates a nightmare of writhing bodies
A mass of speedo-clad elastic men floating in space—just human enough to be unsettling. They don’t move of their own volition but, rather, succumb to the physics of zero gravity, writhing and contorting around each other. It’s as as if an astronaut has sneaked her childhood collection of Stretch Arm
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Shove your face into the hyper-eclectic web art of Anne Horel
When the internet was born the French artist Anne Horel was watching. In fact, I think it swallowed her. She exists now mostly as images stuck in looped emoji dances that are scattered around the web. Where she goes, rainbow fonts and pizza slices follow, spiraling off the screen in a ditz as they m
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Polygon Shredder is all the fun of confetti with none of the mess
As I tool around with the cascading confetti waves of web developer Jaume Sanchez Elias’ Polygon Shredder, I feel a bit like Moses parting the red sea. Except this sea isn’t just red, but also blue, yellow, white, and I think I saw a little chartreuse in there. If you ever had a pet tornado in the ‘
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At last, a virtual art gallery made for bizarre gifs
A building constructed of concrete slabs with a sign reading “Hyper GIF 3D Gallery” awaits you beyond pixelized trees. An open door beckons. Within it, a description of the current show declares “Akihiko Taniguchi, solo show of GIFs.” keep digital art within a virtual space This is the entrance to