March 2012

  • Feedback Loops in Pure Data

    Recently I’ve been making a few video loops for Dreambait Recordings to use in their shows. The videos, made using video samples and Pure Data, focus on feedback loops. For BYOB Birmingham on Friday 16th March I decided to showcase these video feedbcak creations. Some photos of it in action: The Pure Data patch…

  • BYOB Birmingham Thanks

    BYOB Birmingham happened on Friday 16th March and it was a great success! For those who like statistics, in the end the event had 18 artists (plus videos from VIVID’s archives), 22 beamers, and nearly 200 people attend. My thanks for making the night awesome go to: Flatpack Festival, which has been going for…

  • Libre Graphics Research Unit article on Furtherfield.org

    Last month I attended the Co-Position meeting in Brussels of the Libre Graphics Research Unit. I’ve already talked about one of the work sessions in a bit of depth. Today I was alerted that an article I wrote for Furtherfield that gives an overview of the meeting went live! How can designers and programmers…

  • Non-Destructive Image Editing and Git

    One of the hot topics at the Lbire Graphics Research Unit Co-Position meeting came from the Visual Versioning work session. The work session focused on creating mockups for ways to improve their Visual Culture Git Viewer. This tool goes some way to addressing the issue of not being able to visualise the contents of…

  • Bus Tops video

    If you weren’t able to make it out to the streets of London in February to catch the

  • PixelJam Glitch / Artware Video Promo

    Check out this video promo for the PixelJam demoscene party happening at Notacon from 12-15 April this year. The trailer features contributions from myself, JODI.ORG, A Bill Miller, Recyclism, Jessica Westbrook and Morgan Higby-Flowers. These were then de/re:compiled by jonCates into this awesome video! 8)

  • Alpha Glitch

    For my performance with Freecode as part of Network Music Festival I wanted to move away from producing visuals that consisted mostly of video playback and move towards generative art. Demos of this were posted on my Flickr site, and the first performance that utilised this new approach happened on 26th January The feedback…

  • BYOB Birmingham lineup

    Myself and Pete Ashton are curating the first BYOB event in Birmingham. After lots of chin-stroking decision making we can finally announce the lineup of artists and musicians taking part! Exhibiting Artists Alan Brooker, Ewa Mos, Daisy Hogan, Antonio Roberts, Chris Plant, Modulate, James Warrier, Sarah Rose Allen, URRRGH, Paul Harrison, Kate Spence, Elizabeth…

  • Can Glitch Art go public?

    A few weeks ago I put forward a proposal for a public art project that focuesd on augmented reality. There could be some confusion over what is meant by public art (if a gallery/event is free to enter isn’t it public?) so I’ll borrow the definition from Wikipedia, which, for all its faults provides…