A website to create your own teletext graphics while listening to suitable teletext muzak. Made by Matt Round, 2013. Try it out here.
A website to create your own teletext graphics while listening to suitable teletext muzak. Made by Matt Round, 2013. Try it out here.
0.4.2.1, a book by John D. Zoidberg, 2013. More info here.
Detail from an ANSI by BYM, release in Acid Trip 2013.
Eternal Portraits
Art project by Brian House are framed pieces of Facebook Facial Recognition data of users (thus, a portrait of users characteristics):
Facebook uses face recognition software to identify its users in photos. This works via a ‘template’ of your facial features that is created from your profile images. These features — the distance between your eyes, the symmetry of your mouth — generally do not change over time. Unlike a photograph, which captures some ephemeral expression of who you are at a particular moment, a face recognition template forever remains your portrait. It is all possible photos, taken and untaken, by which you, or someone else, might document your life.
These templates are Facebook’s proprietary data. For a brief period in 2013, users could access their template using the “Download a copy of your Facebook data” option in the settings (it is no longer included in the download). The information is unusable in its raw form without knowing the specifics of Facebook’s algorithm. But as an irrevocable corporate byproduct, the future implications of such data remain unclear.
Eternal Portraits is a series of printed and framed face recognition template data from our friends and ourselves.
More at Brian’s website here
Juggly GIF-animations of ASCII Art JuggleMaster by Mewbies, 2013. From a video of this terminal program in action, with a much smoother flow.
Watermark by Mathieu Tremblin, 2013. Made with chalk and stencils.
Pixel Coloring Book (2013) by Knock Knock
Adafruit Ohm Sweet Ohm Cross-Stitch Kit (2013). Get it here!