Joelle Dietrick and I embarked on a new body of work this summer called “Packet Switching.” Inspired by her Sherwin Series images and wall paintings, and my work deconstructing and re-visualizing source code and other data, we’ve created two new software projects, as well as a series of limited edition prints, large photo installations, wall-sized […]
I’ve been working on a lot of projects this summer using various color palettes. Since my work involves writing programs to use these palettes in different visual outcomes, I keep wishing for an easy way to view and negotiate the lists of colors. So today I wrote a simple app to visualize a list of […]
Tonight Tim Schwartz, Walter Langelaar, Birgit Bachler, and I share our new project. The concept has taken a turn from the original plan, but will be exciting nonetheless. Project Presentation and Mini-Seminar: Live Project Launch, Workshop Outcomes and Talks on [Social] Media Hacking Friday, July 27, 2012 Tonight we launch the new version of “Give […]
Give Me My Data API Hacking Masterclass Thursday, July 27, 2012 A ‘hands-on’ workshop with technical and theoretical overview of contemporary ‘Application Programming Interfaces’ (API’s) of large social networks, en how to use these for your own project or application. We will cover the ins and outs of creating Facebook apps, web applications, and how […]
I’m currently a moddr_/WORM Artist in Residence in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Here, I’m collaborating with Tim C. Schwartz (MFA, UCSD) and Walter Langlaar (Web2.0 Suicide Machine), Birgit Bachler, and others, working on some social media hacking-related projects similar to Give Me My Data. During the residency we will be conducting multiple workshops, including an API Hacking Masterclass, […]
Read More… from WORM residency / Tech Talk and Discussion on Social Media Hacking
Some images from various projects and collaborations.. […]
Early images from a project Joelle and I are working on for an exhibition at DOCUMENTA (13). Generated from Processing… […]
A strange and beautiful glitch in the Google Maps application. […]
On many occasions over the past few years I’ve wished I knew of a tool that would allow me to search multiple items in a list in separate Google searches, without copying and pasting and submitting each item over and over and over. For example if I’m in a group exhibition and I want to […]
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