 latest projects Childhood Games by Eugenio Tisselli Mexico City, 1984. There and then I was 12 years old, dreaming of creating computer games. I already knew how to program in BASIC, but I didn't have a computer. So I just took a pencil and a notebook, and wrote down my games. Almost 25 years later, I re-discovered the old notebook with my first hand-written games. It was dusty but still readable (unlike the floppy disks). [...] [ go to project page ] Untitled (DIY Google Image Search) by Yorit Yorit A low-tech solution to finding some nice images in the real world... (Original link is down; link provided is from a blog that featured the project.) [ go to project page ] CodeSounding by Roberto Mannai CodeSounding is a java sonification library: the sound produced running a .class (or .jar) is a function of how was structured its source code before compilation. You can therefore produce computer-generated music. [ go to project page ] City Distances: measuring informational distances between cities. by Bestiario > "This three-dimensional scheme represents the strength of relations between cities from searches on google. The main idea is compare the number of pages on internet where the two cities appears one close to the other with the number of pages they appear isolated". We call that the google-platonic distance between cities. [ go to project page ] Nude Studies in Aleatoric Environments by Pall Thayer Automated nude studies abstracted through geological intervention. This software creates vector-based "paintings" of online nudes (tagged Flickr images) that are "re-interpreted" by incorporating live seismic readings from various parts of the world to a real-time screen rendering of each image. The hosted version uses four locations in North and South America however the network from which the [...] [ go to project page ] The Hypertext Revelation by Josh Kopin So, partially in the interest of making tangible the structure of an obscure text, and partially just for fun, I wrote a script that chopped up the King James version of the Book of Revelations and analyzed it, cataloging each unique word in the text and all the unique words that followed it. I then used that data to make a website that lets you trace phrases through the space of Revelations, [...] [ go to project page ] The Meta Technology by Luca D'Angelo Meta Technology is a new type of technology. Meta Technology takes the standard input-process-output flow and modifies it. Meta technology weakens technology so it slows down enough for you to examine. It's a very special, pioneering strategy to understand technology. [ go to project page ] ShiftSpace by Dan Phiffer, Mushon Zer-Aviv (& more) While the Internet's design is widely understood to be open and distributed, control over how users interact online has given us largely centralized and closed systems. The web is undergoing a transformation whose promise is user empowerment—but who controls the terms of this new read/write web? The web has followed the physical movement of the city's social center from the (public) town square [...] [ go to project page ] ByteMolester by Károly Kiripolszky Glitch forcing utility for distorting data. [ go to project page ] Evil Pinball by David Kasdan The iconic Windows 3D Pinball game meets Ronald Reagan's 1983 "Evil Empire" speech - and pinball becomes a tool for generating rap. While many game hacks modify a familiar game's visuals, Evil Pinball "hacks" the audio. Simply by replacing default audio files, the concept of the game is transformed. [ go to project page ] Desktop3D explorer by 1dot1(c.streinz) With these application, you can explore my "private" Desktop configuration in 3D. ...investigate... privacy... [ go to project page ] Open Wound by Matt Butler Open Wound is a language mixing tool developed in the same spirt as a DJ's set of turntables, albeit with a much different interface. By running two copies side-by-side, an artist is able to tag one text's grammatical parts-of-speech and graft it onto another text. Additionally, a word frequency filter is available to leave common words untouched, preserving structure and coherence. [...] [ go to project page ] Much TODO by Steven Read Vaporware at its finest. For this project I have been collecting and assembling unwritten software code. While this code remains to be written, its construction in thought has at least begun. The ideas, dreams, and procrastinations of software developers from around the world are manifested in this project by their 'TODO' comments which were left behind in code as little reminders. [...] [ go to project page ] NANO by MACHFELD (aka Sabine Maier & Michael Mastrototaro) in cooperation with Alessandro Capozzo Nano Since the beginning of the projct we collect viruses and spam from our project server in a database and visualze it. An automated data synchronisation enables an overview of current virus and spam activities. [ go to project page ] al by murderdeathkitty Explore a world of deterministic algorithmic images created by a very simple procedure. The algorithm itself uses prime numbers and modulus arithmetic to create repeating and changing patterns. [ go to project page ] [ page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 next ] |