#glitch aesthetic
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Mark Klink //
Once with the thought that computers were nothing more than glorified calculators, Mark Klink went on to teach, for twenty some years, children and adults how to use them. Residing in California, Klink is completely self-taught when it comes to technology, and often finds himself led by a curiosity for file formatting. His 3D glitching methods have been widely influential for other artists, as he himself attempts to further depths of connection between process and viewer.
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Leon Denise //
uses video game tools to explore and experiment new ways of perceiving realities. He dreams about image filters and distortion effects in a land of singing pixels and dancing polygons. His artistic approach is inspired by scientific experimentation, the serendipity and art of error.
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Jack Stauber //
is a multi-media video artist/muscian living is Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Deliberately smashing together all forms of animation with a good smear of MS Paint, Stauber designs nonsensical, heavily layered videos. Often the videos are paired with music he’s written that reflects the same type of absurdism, creating emotional jingles meant to be carried and put on replay.
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dasha ilina //
is a digital artist born in Moscow, Russia and currently based in Paris, France. Her work questions the relationship we have with our devices and their physical interfaces and transforms current technological issues into digital and physical artworks that are interactive, educational, and often ironic and entertaining. She is the founder of Center for Technological Pain, a center dedicated to eradicating health problems that arise from interactions with various technological devices.
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Nikita Diakur //
Russian-born filmmaker based in Germany. His most distinguished project “Ugly” has received multiple awards at international film festivals. The signature technique used in his films is dynamic computer simulation, which embraces spontaneity, randomness and mistakes.
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Adrian Cain // Tulsa, Oklahoma
Through his inspiring collages of glitch art techniques, Adrian Cain interprets the human body’s digital aspect in re-interpreted raw and compressed formats.
Widely appreciated for his sonification finesse, he now creates multi-layered composition involving everything that the glitch art community has to share.
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Sabato Visconti //
is a Brazilian multimedia artist currently based in Western Massachusetts.
His work finds itself in the intersection between emerging media environments, internet culture, and professional digital production. He began experimenting with glitch processes in 2011 with the help of Cristina Isabel Rivera’s defective memory card that randomly wrote zeroes on JPEG files. His first data-bending experiments lead him to online glitch art communities, where he learned techniques and approaches to push the boundaries of photography and video.
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tell me what you see // Jonas Börjesson
