Tag Archives: net-art

Artful Data

April 3, 2009 – 3:45 pm

I’ve considered making a kind of data to sound generator. Rather like Cornelia Solfrank’s Net Art generator, but like a sound art generator. This is a different approach, that I was led to by browsing Max Tundra’s brilliantly crazy website.
Daniel Cummerow has made various MIDI files (musical arrangements) that are generated by tapping into various [...]

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Distributed Video Feedback

December 14, 2008 – 6:20 pm

Feedback is an immensely interesting subject with many philosophical facets and a massive array of applications.
I’d like to set up a feedback loop that is distributed among remote locations. For it to work I’ll need to have two computers, each equipped with a camera and an internet connection. The screen on computer 1, will show [...]

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Data Art

November 16, 2008 – 4:23 pm

After various discussions, one with my tutor Jane Brake and one with superfly superstar Sam Jeffers, I’ve begun trying to further formalise my understanding of the implications of data. Specifically the data that generated by my digital artworks. Most of my practise so far has been fairly ‘happy go lucky’ in a lot of ways. [...]

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Low Fi, Net Art Locator

November 18, 2007 – 1:46 am

Artists are utilising the net as a medium for developing art projects, however these projects are often hard to find. The range of activity is extensive: artists use the net to experiment; to display and distribute their art projects; to collaborate; and sometimes to intervene critically in the increasingly commercialised and politicised space [...]

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