Still frame from "How to Kill a Vampire," a project involving corrupted jpeg files from Vampire films set back into an animation. Above is a still from Vampyr. More to come.
Crashpop is an intersection of contemporary art, music, photography, robots, YouTube, graffiti, technology and net.art with politics, psychology, journalism and the can-do spirit of the DIY spiderweb.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Friday, March 27, 2009
8-Bit: Tree Wave, Glomag
Caught the movie 8-bit at Floating Point last Friday, which was a great overview of the videogame/art scene (particularly in New York) with interviews with superstars of the new mediasphere. But I particularly loved the chiptune section of the documentary.
Tree Wave (video above): Sleep
Glomag: Disorder (Joy Division Cover)
Tree Wave's got an amazing dot-matrix printer rigged up as a synth; Glomag is all Gameboys.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Floating Point 6
Hey y'all. Still alive.
I went to a conference about Video Games. Particularly, how video games can/might/have mature(d). The folks at Turbulence have my write-up over at their networked_culture blog, check it out: "Video Games in search of a Warp Zone."
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