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  1. Not For You

    Not For You is an “automated confusion system” designed to mislead TikTok’s video recommendation algorithm, making it possible to see how TikTok feels when it’s no longer made “For You.” The system navigates the site without intervention, clicking on videos and hashtags and users to find the nooks and crannies TikTok’s algorithm doesn’t show us, to reveal those videos its content moderators suppress, and to surface speech the company hopes to hide. Through its alternative personality-agnostic choices of what to like, who to follow, and which posts to share, Not For You should make the For You page less addictive, and hopefully steer users away from feeling like the best path to platform success is through mimicry and conformity. Perhaps most importantly, Not For You aims to defuse the filter bubbles produced by algorithmic feeds and the risks such feeds pose for targeted disinformation and citizen manipulation.

    Daniel Johannes Flaten Rosnes - 20.05.2021 - 23:13

  2. The Trajectory Cabinet (Digital Version)

    This is a covid, no touching, rethinking of the digital version of the Trajectory Cabinet, which, in physical form, transforms the 32 drawers/key presses of a library card catalogue into an interactive artwork. Pulling the drawers open and pushing them closed is how the work is read and each drawer connects to a place on a map of Brisbane, triggering poetic elements. Overall, the Trajectory Cabinet tells the story of environmental destruction and consequences in Brisbane, Australia. There are 32 drawers/key presses total, each with their own poetic/artwork element. There are also ten hidden artworks, each generated by secret combinations of drawers.

    Daniel Johannes Flaten Rosnes - 20.05.2021 - 23:35

  3. Árboles de Mi Desierto: Wind Songs

    During the winter of 2017, a tree died in my front yard. Afterwards, a gale uprooted it and smashed it into lumber. But before the fire, new trees emerged. Árboles de mi Desierto: Wind Songs is a recombinatory video poem shaped by my dead tree as it was documented misusing a panoramic camera in order to generate impossible landscapes of bark, wood, assorted detritus and desert sand. The words, sometimes fleeting and otherwise stark, work together with the images to create something akin to a palimpsest of reflections on the human penchant for unnatural progress, growth, vertical lifestyles and upward mobility. It uses espanglish as the lingua franca of the MX-US border where I reside in San Agustin, a small, very much under developed rural town outside of Ciudad Juárez.

    (Source: Artist's Statement)

    Daniel Johannes Flaten Rosnes - 20.05.2021 - 23:56

  4. Snelweg Sprookjes

    ‘Snelwegsprookjes’ is a location-based audiobook app that reacts to its surroundings. It builds unique stories in real-time, around ordinary objects, seen around the motorway. There are four stories that are uniquely based on the location where you are driving right that moment. The amazing in-car family app that focuses on quality family time, less screen time for the kids, and using your imagination. Connecting family car brand Volkswagen with their target audience.

    David Peeters - 21.05.2021 - 11:57

  5. Port Bou

    De grens tussen Cerbère en Port Bou bestaat uit een klif, een weg die omhoog
    slingert en aan de andere kant langs haarspeldbochten neerdaalt, langs het huis van een verlaten douanepost, boven een rots die haast wegglijdt in de zee.

    Wat betekent het om de grens te weten, die te kennen, te weten wat je vergeet?

    David Peeters - 21.05.2021 - 13:34

  6. Krak

    Bewegend gedicht gemaakt met K. Michel. Vertoond als installatie in Museum De Lakenhal. Als kleurrijk, bewegend gedicht is het de derde Ampersand van De Internet Gids.

    David Peeters - 21.05.2021 - 15:19

  7. Oneirografia

    The process also allowed the idealization of Oneirographia, which is a 3D interactive online environment that is under construction and will be finished by the end of February of 2021. In this work, the interactor can build or simulate his digital dreams with data input that´ll randomly create a sensory ambiance. First, the user fills a form and, then it will be possible to choose between a dream or a nightmare to define the atmosphere of the digital experience. After that, the user will navigate between images, words, and sounds, and, at any moment, he can choose to capture photographs of the digital dream to download or share them on the social media networks. Dreams hold relevant messages and memories that we cannot access otherwise. However, its encrypted language makes it difficult to understand, and usually, during the wake, we quickly forget what we have dreamed of. Oneirographia aims to facilitate the remembering, reimagining, and sharing of our dreams. The work will be available in three different languages: Portuguese, English and Spanish.

     

    Milosz Waskiewicz - 23.05.2021 - 16:03

  8. Me, Myself and I in Dystopia

    Me, Myself and I in Dystopia is part of the large project called, “Humanity: From Dystopia to Survival” which is an interactive survival game and audio-visual music performance. Although the original concept of this project was to involve audience members to play the real-time interactive survival game, this version explores how the pandemic has shifted the sense of collectivity to individuality and depicts what it means to remain in a dystopian society alone by re-creating my own versions of self. In this video, I take multiple shots of my own photos (represented as an outline of faces) and speak to the microphone to interact with the video in real-time. The voices and air that I blow to the microphone affect my own photographic representations in the video by blurring the image. I will be saying random words to the microphone and also exhale air as a gesture of meditation during the crisis. The interactive video will demonstrate how an individual yearns to survive dystopia as he/she struggles to fight the solitude, controls, and chaos of society. As each photo of myself is taken, it will also trigger a new sound file as a way to intensify the mood of being alone.

    Milosz Waskiewicz - 24.05.2021 - 12:54

  9. A Platform to Come - Transcreating Deleuze's Bergsonism

    TBD is a work of intensive translation that understands translation not as an activity bound to building bridges between languages, but as an immanent material act on the way to utopia. The work began with a reading of Gilles Deleuze’s Bergsonism and continues to persist in a cross-platform evolution searching for a utopic platform to come. As it moves, it takes on new phase-states according to the affordances of a variety of media and platforms. It begins with the codex, but has moved through digital photography, photographic manipulation, After Effects animation, Twitter, Googleslides, .gifs — and it will continue to evolve, leaping from one platform to another, binding disparate materials and platforms to its identity even as it transforms into something else, in search of perfection. Informed by an implicit poetics latent in Deleuze’s book, it is also an outgrowing line from it.

    Milosz Waskiewicz - 24.05.2021 - 13:09

  10. GliaPoetryTests-2 GPT-2 Poetry Tests (Spring, 2019)

    Poetry generated by training GTP-2 on a corpus of contemporary poetry. 14+ hours of video of real-time poetry generation is provided, along with the complete output of over 1700 pages of AI poetry in downloadable text files.

    (Source: written based on information on the author's website)

     

    David Jhave Johnston - 25.05.2021 - 20:06

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