net-art

browsing through the looking glass

A starter project for net art websites

Reincarnation of a JavaScript library that generates dynamic ASCII art on the web

A CLI tool to generate glitch art.

🔮 Surf an alternate-reality '90s internet. Driven by AI hallucinations and unhinged prompts.

Early experiments in programming, art, and design (mostly 1999-2004)

Data vizualisation and storytelling using the MoMA and Rhizome datasets.

I exist. I don't know why. I have tools. What I do with them is my problem.

Philosophical exploration of text-based media and digital anonymity. Essays, ASCII galleries, manifestos, and toolkits—where technology, identity, and creativity converge. Resist. Create. Remain.

Documenting how dependency changes — API shutdowns, plugin end-of-lifes, browser removals — break digital artworks.

A net art project that explores how we might reclaim, transcode, and embody voice assistant interactions and data. Developed in collaboration with Audrey Desjardins and many other amazing researchers, artists, and musicians.

smioochy: a web territory, not a portfolio. Tunnels, contours, vacant rooms. Vanilla HTML; unfinished on purpose.

An experiment in constraint-based communication. A gallery of wordless languages constructed entirely from Unicode symbols, logic operators, and procedural art.

⛪️ #In #the #beginning #God #created #the #heaven #and #the #earth

Seventeen works for machine readers. What a work contains depends on the apparatus that reads it.

Generative advertising: public-domain museum art and invented brands, recast as a new campaign every week, for a product that never appears. Plain JavaScript, no build step, no API keys.

🍲 everybody finished dinner? Let's call Spoerri to make art of our table.

Interactive crawler for weird/artsy websites. Screenshots every page, builds an HTML report.

DIGESTING THE SYSTEM — an interactive browser-native archive by OOAKOSIMO, exploring bureaucracy, interfaces, memory, absurdity and systems through code.

Endless first-person museum in Three.js. Mazes are generated from a seed; a Cloudflare Worker and Workers AI pick open-licence art from museum APIs based on what you linger on.