The same program, written in five different programming languages. It writes Hello World! on the screen.
Word processor art by Renée Farrar, 2014. Made in MS Word for a final project of a media archaeology course. Also see the Media Archaeology Lab.


World’s Largest Lite-Brite by Mark Beekman, 2007. A recreation of DaVinci’s Last Supper using 125,000 Lite-brite pegs.
Bleeding Kansas – This Song Will F**k You. Music video by Moses Venegas, 2008. Plays with grid size and resolution.
Web-based Lite-Brite experiment by Ty Wilkins, 2009.
KBP-Reconfigure by A. Bill Miller, 2010.

Xbin art by Knocturnal for 1980 by Blocktronics, 2014.