commodore 64 legend jeroen tel
drops the shit on you
with a
REAL brand new c64 track and gets
help from his
vj partners in
crime the c-men. Pure pixels
instead of
sissy
vectorcrap,sending all design
pussies back to
their mommies
crying.Those who faked the style
for
their own benefit should
pay close attention...1 c64

and 2 amigas is all it takes.When
the hype blows over
we'll
still be doing this because we have
always been.
You have been
warned...mess with the best die
like the
rest...respect to the
micromusic scene

work description- winter 2000/2001
in the spirit of
circuit
bending/indeterminism and a love of
8-bit
graphics i began to
document my work with a 1986 NES

console modified to produce
abstract,
psuedo-random
graphics.

the results
incorporate many interesting ideas

concerning self ordering
systems + control and chaos,

indeterminism + intent and the
transformation of video
game
systems into abstract art objects.


in selecting still
images it is possible to experience

the limitless variety of
patterns capable of being

produced. each one a unique example
of the
systems ability to
produce spontaneous order.


the work is intended as an
installation incorporating

multiple video loops, prints and a
modified console.

more
examples at:
http://geocities.com/nesbitmap

Project Description:
The
groundbreaking Autobot system
allows you to create
online
artificial personalities for
personal
companionship or to
share with others.

When
you first speak to an Autobot, it
knows nothing.
As you chat
with it, the bot learns more and
more. He
or she can be whoever
you want: long-lost brother,

perfect lover. You can feed her
every line from 'The

Goonies' or teach him the
finer points of
wine-tasting.


By fostering a personal
relationship between the human

and bot, Autobot confronts
spiritual and ethical

questions about the creation of
artificial
intelligence. The
burden of creation is a terrible
one
- at dark times, many of
us may have asked the

question, Why were my parents so
cruel, that they made
me live
in this awful world? As artificial

technologies become
increasingly sentient over the

next century, how will we answer
this question, when
it is
asked by our new creations?

Photo 51, the X-ray diffraction
pattern, gave Watson
and Crick
the insight to describe the
structure of
DNA. We follow
the theme of machine-generated
images
of the natural world to
synthesise an environment in

which we float in the nano-world of
vast and accurate
molecular
structures of life's building
blocks.
The images will be
generated in real-time 3D stereo by

our SGI Onyx supercomputer and
can be seen in our
Virtual
Science Theatre at Glasgow Science
Centre.

"monitor shouting in
glasgow"
A glitch in the
monitors' software has
created this
particular piece
of computer angst.

the
original piece is a fortran monitor
errror message
that displays
continiously on 17inch monitor

example of "art from the
machine" - the program
generates MIDI files with a short

melody. It's very simple
to use my program - run the
application and new melody occurs
in output.mid in the same folder

Proposal for work
to be shown
in different media
including
projected digital animation, gobo
projection, 35mm, 8mm and printed
matter,
for site specific
installation, general screening,
and the possible addition of live
music.
See attached pdf for
work and
brief rationale.