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GLITCHAUS XNU DATAWEAVE @ 2BPP (detail)

The entire 11.4 MB XNU mach_kernel woven pixel-to-stitch into a 1.65 x 4.08 meter tapestry

Completed during a 2017 residency at the @textielmuseum’s TextielLab by JFDonaldson

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STUXNET @ 1bpp: 1.2mb of the STUXNET binary woven pixel-to-stitch in one yard of cotton/rayon. From the official/original GLITCHAUS MALWEAR/DATAWEAVE series

GLITCHAUS since 2007

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XNU DataWeave @ 3BPP

Detail: 11.4MB woven pixel-to-stitch in cotton/acrylic. From the Official/Original GLITCHAUS DataWeave series*

GLITCHAUS LLC © 2007-2019 All Rights Reserved

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Reverse of the mach_kernel DataTapestry shown during East|West Galleries 2018 "Humanizing The Digital" exhibition. This 10' tapestry contains the entire BSD/OSX mach_kernel binary woven pixel perfect with a computer loom and embodies GLITCHAUS concepts of Machines Knitting and Weaving Machine Data

GLITCHAUS © 2007-2019 All Rights Reserved

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DataWeave at 1bpp detail . GLITCHAUS since 2007

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The first of its kind, recreated in silk.

To commemorate 10 years of Official Glitch Textiles, this 2007 art scarf was woven at the Textielmuseum in luxurious silk and features an original motif generated with the adaptedNES.

Official Glitch Textiles since 2007

GLITCHAUS © 2018 All Rights Reserved

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bespoke, reversible data hoodie proto for k.labs. motif generated from three different client provided malware binaries. data knit pixel-to-stitch in 100% filmar zero cotton. assembled at stoll nyc model: anna photo: EMiSpicer design: j.donaldson GLITCHAUS © 2007-2018 All Rights Reserved

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Découpe Numérique

Jeff Donaldson © 2001-2018 All Rights Reserved Prepared NES tapestries completed at the Textiellab during a November 2017 residency.

Preparing video game hardware (2001-2018) to intentionally short-circuit, the results of which are then recreated pixel-by-pixel before being woven with a computer loom. Découpe Numérique (Digital Cut) transposes découpage, collage and cut-up technique to digital systems creating new forms and processes.

Big Pink Bio Cotton, Acrylic 165x213 cm

Big Black Acrylic, Cashwool, Eco Cotton 165x195 cm

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Photo from Humanizing The Digital curated by Julie Libersat and Danielle Avram for East|West Galleries March-April 2018

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Data Weave in Blue