1. researchmaster: (via The New Aesthetic Revisited: The Debate Continues! | The Creators Project) researchmaster: (via The New Aesthetic Revisited: The Debate Continues! | The Creators Project)

    researchmaster:

    (via The New Aesthetic Revisited: The Debate Continues! | The Creators Project)

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  3. Algorithmic Architecture

  4. I Can't Promise Nothing: Manifesto for a Theory of the ‘New Aesthetic’ - Curt Cloninger

    icantpromisenothing:


    “If, according to Debord, ‘the spectacle is capital accumulated to such a degree that it becomes an image’, then the New Aesthetic is technology accumulated to such a degree that it becomes an image. The New Aesthetic (NA) image is a special kind of image – an image which is bodily,…

  5. aesthetic-order: The translation is correct but the voice recognition was not. aesthetic-order: The translation is correct but the voice recognition was not.

    aesthetic-order:

    The translation is correct but the voice recognition was not.

  6. flashy-flood: Neon Playground: The Dawn of Fashion in the New Aesthetic  flashy-flood: Neon Playground: The Dawn of Fashion in the New Aesthetic 

    flashy-flood:

    Neon Playground: The Dawn of Fashion in the New Aesthetic 

  7. toutpetitlaplanete: Maitha Demithan - Still Waters, 2011 “Demithan creates portraits formed from hundreds of images captured by a flatbed A4 scanner, also known as scanography.”

    toutpetitlaplanete:

    Maitha Demithan - Still Waters, 2011

    “Demithan creates portraits formed from hundreds of images captured by a flatbed A4 scanner, also known as scanography.”

  8. The explanation of Yellowism

    thisisyellowism:

    Yellowist Vladimir Umanets didn’t destroy Mark Rothko’s painting in Tate Modern, it was not an act of vandalism. He signed the Rothko’s painting and thus show that this painting is a potential piece of Yellowism. This action informs the contemporary world, that Rothko’s painting can stop to be a…

  9. Machine Gaze

  10. Taken with Instagram Taken with Instagram

    Taken with Instagram

  11. Lord Kelvin’s Machine (Taken with Instagram) Lord Kelvin’s Machine (Taken with Instagram)

    Lord Kelvin’s Machine (Taken with Instagram)

  12. Taken with Instagram Taken with Instagram

    Taken with Instagram

  13. Planet 3D: Pixillation - From the Real, Back To the Real - Knitting, Masking, Tweeting

    artdis:

    PIxels (short for picture element) are the “smallest addressable element in a display device” and the two dimensional lingua franca that comprises the digital art world. They are a “physical point in a raster image,” and all aspects of the technological revolution would be moot without them, much…

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  14. photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture
    photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture
    photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture
    photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture
    photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture photojojo: Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits. Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch via Junk-Culture

    photojojo:

    Matthew Tischler applies Photoshop-like filters by shooting his subjects through porch screens! The thinly threaded wire puts a unique gradient on these incredible portraits.

    Portraits Shot Through Screen Porch

    via Junk-Culture

  15. new-aesthetic: “Like-A-Hug is a wearable social media vest that allows for hugs to be given via Facebook, bringing us closer despite physical distance. The vest inflates when friends ‘Like’ a photo, video, or status update on the wearer’s wall, thereby allowing us to feel the warmth, encouragement, support, or love that we feel when we receive hugs. Hugs can also be sent back to the original sender by squeezing the vest and deflating it.” Like-A-Hug - Melissa Kit Chow (via Molly D) new-aesthetic: “Like-A-Hug is a wearable social media vest that allows for hugs to be given via Facebook, bringing us closer despite physical distance. The vest inflates when friends ‘Like’ a photo, video, or status update on the wearer’s wall, thereby allowing us to feel the warmth, encouragement, support, or love that we feel when we receive hugs. Hugs can also be sent back to the original sender by squeezing the vest and deflating it.” Like-A-Hug - Melissa Kit Chow (via Molly D)

    new-aesthetic:

    “Like-A-Hug is a wearable social media vest that allows for hugs to be given via Facebook, bringing us closer despite physical distance. The vest inflates when friends ‘Like’ a photo, video, or status update on the wearer’s wall, thereby allowing us to feel the warmth, encouragement, support, or love that we feel when we receive hugs. Hugs can also be sent back to the original sender by squeezing the vest and deflating it.”

    Like-A-Hug - Melissa Kit Chow (via Molly D)