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Glitch Caluria

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Glitch Caluria

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Glitch Caluria

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Glitch Calura

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Glitch Calura

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Glitch Calura

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Glitch Caluria

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Glitch Calura

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The Data Driver

Making art with computer means sometime let make data means something different from its original purpose, in this case a sound is translated into frequency domain, a list full of numbers, and all those numbers drive the shape of boxes grid.

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Re iter action

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One minute in nowhere

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YouTube Artifacts

Latest AR exhibition from MoMAR (who ran a guerilla show earlier this year) returns to the Pollock Room at MoMA New York featuring works by David Kraftsow, responsible for the YouTube Artififacts bot that regularly generates animated images from distorted videos:

Welcome to The Age of the Algorithm. A world in which automated processes are no longer simply tools at our disposal, but the single greatest omnipresent force currently shaping our world. For the most part, they remain unseen. Going about their business, mimicking human behavior and making decisions based on statistical analysis of what they ‘think’ is right. If the role of art in society is to incite reflection and ask questions about the state of our world, can algorithms be a part of determining and defining people’s artistic and cultural values? MoMAR presents a series of eight pieces created by David Kraftsow’s YouTube Artifact Bot.

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Sensorial Guitar

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Biop

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Cinematic Guitar

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Virus

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Substance