#web arts

https://editor.p5js.org/embed/rJ14_OQjm

https://editor.p5js.org/embed/BkCNvAmiQ

I made an online applet, using the way of fun and jokes. When you scan the code, there will be a blank screen. Then you can click anywhere on the screen, and a hair will appear. You will continue to click more spots and hair.

The appearance of these hair and spots should have been endless, but due to the technical means have not yet been achieved, I will continue to work on it.

https://file69eeb83ff5ac.iamh5.cn/v3/idea/1NXNB1eS

01 Laimonas Zakas

https://twitter.com/glitchr_ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

This work is interesting because it makes you feel that these glitches seem to be a language. Users of this language, like most of us, express their feelings on their social software every day. This leads us to think, maybe these glitches are the spontaneous language of the computer, if one day the code is no longer preset, but is automatically output by the computer to convey the independent thoughts and feelings of the computer.

 02 MIchael Borras

http://www.systaime.com/blog/

The work produced short music videos using some of the Internet's popular elements and absurd video footage recorded by mobile phones or computers. I find it ironic that I feel a little discomfort and fear when I watch. I think electronic devices are somewhat expressive and visualizing some absurd parts of human nature in this age. We publish ideas at random, we are numb to information exposure, we receive and output content indiscriminately. And it's a shame to show it all.

 03 Kim Asendorf and Ole Fach Gif Market 

http://gifmarket.net/

This artwork explores a very interesting topic. How can web art make money? They can't be sold like traditional artworks, and they can't make money working with broadcasting platforms like some online commercials. Because the evaluation method and the form of artworks are different from commodities. It is also a question about how to let the buyer own the net art works.

Among these concepts and types of Web arts, I'm currently interested in glitch art, because this seemingly unconscious creation is actually supported by a large amount of data, which is the most mysterious and mysterious aspect of the Web. The network can restore a real person through data, which is like an abstract expression. I simply did some unconscious work in Photoshop (just put different work's layers together) that looked like some abstract work of art. Although these works are not convincing, to a certain extent, restored my creative habits and means of expression. I hope I can continue to explore this field, through a large amount of data and randomness to express a person's story and background. Perhaps there will be more interesting and expressive ways, such as performance and videos.

01 Data Diaries

http://turbulence.org/project/data-diaries/#

I think this work objectively records some traces left in our life on electronic devices. Chaos is beautiful. What's interesting is that it reflects a person's existence through data, which gives me a deep reflection. In an era of digital and technological envelopment, we may not be able to prove our existence without data. The fact is that many people live on social media.

 02 Pixel Sorting

http://kimasendorf.tumblr.com/tagged/pixel-sortingLinks to an external site.

This work presents some pictures that appear to be photographic works in pixels. Interestingly, these pictures look very much like the photos taken by me when I was traveling. But the artist interpreted the scene in his eyes from another perspective. In reality, every time we go to a scenic spot or find something beautiful, the first reaction is to take out a mobile phone and take pictures. We are used to looking at the world through the screen and lens. The last thing we remember is pixels.

03 The Glitch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q2P4LjuVA8

This is a very interesting video, some like the movie Pixels and Ready Player One. Put the real environment and the real person into the game world. The plot of some game flaws in the video makes the whole video very interesting and funny. I like this style and the form of performance very much. It makes people laugh and makes people think about the boundary between reality and virtual, and Ponder on the formulation of rules. Perhaps each of us is just a bunch of code, living in established rules and order, acting like a bunch of code. We can also think about the glitch in real life.

Interview with Jeff Lanuza

W: tell us something about you.

JL: My name is Jeff Lanuza and I'm a photographer. I am currently studying a degree in photography at the School of Art F + F Schule in Zurich, Switzerland.

W: How does the technology and digital media work on the art you make?

JL: Technology in my work is quite important. I use Adobe Lightroom to fix/modify certain light issues in my photos, and I also use Adobe Photoshop to create something a little more surreal, or for adding textures. Digital art for me is - a must -.

W: What is your appreciation of digital art? 

JL: For me it is a 2-edged weapon, it is a useful tool and the best of all is that it's available to everyone.

Version en español:

W: Cuéntanos algo sobre ti

JL: Me llamo Jeff Lanuza y soy fotógrafo. Actualmente estoy estudiando licenciatura en fotografía en la Escuela Superior de Arte F+F Schule en Zürich, Suiza.

W: ¿Cómo funciona la tecnología y los medios digitales en tu obra?

JL: La tecnología en mi trabajo es bastante importante. Yo utilizo Adobe Lightroom para arreglar/modificar ciertas situaciones de luz en mis fotos, y Adobe Photoshop para crear algo un poco más surrealista, o para agregar texturas. El arte digital para mi es algo imprescindible.

W: ¿Cuál es tu apreciación del arte digital?

JL: Para mí es un arma de 2 filos, es una herramienta útil y lo mejor, al alcance de todos