into time .org is a new piece by Rafaël Rozendaal, I guess it’s the 45° brother of into time .com. Beautiful work Rafaël!

Joel Holmberg is DJ Filetype SWF, which means that he mixes the background music from websites by surfing from one to another. I guess this is the best online DJ idea ever. You can watch and listen to his mix here.
“You’re in the mix with 2 tabs!”

Agnes Bolt made analog versions of 5 of Rafaël Rozendaal his websites: jello time .com, popcorn painting .com, much better than this .com, to the water .com and color flip .com.

Last Friday I went to see Rafaël Rozendaal his small exhibition called “Thank You Very Much” at The Future Gallery in Berlin. There were only 3 pieces but one was a new one and went just live on Towards and Beyond.com. The other 2 were  Into Time.com and Hybrid Moment.com

The Persistence of Sadness by Rafaël Rozendaal. Turn up your volume and click on the rocks!

ASCIImeo is a project by Peter Nitsch. It’s a video player which renders Vimeo videos in ASCII. You can choose between 3 different modes, but the block mode is definitely my favorite. Here you can see the ASCIImeo version of Scintillation. The screenshots below are cropped, I didn’t want to scale them down, the color patterns are just too nice.

These aren’t some half abstract landscape paintings but photos manipulated with Flash. Quasimondo describes it like this: “automatic subdivision based on details in the underlying image. Areas with more detail get divided in smaller pieces.”

A detail from the first image:

found at WOWGREAT

On Growth and Form is an animation by Daniel Brown and it is part of the exhibition Decode: Digital Design Sensations at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. These flowers are generated with Flash actionscript code and look amazing. The petals are have textures derived from works from the museum archive including William Morris textiles and Kimono fabrics.

video by artkidtroy

POLYHEDRON or EYE CANCER IS EASY is one of the PANORAMIC DIORAMAS by Mitch Trale. This is an excellent start in the new week. GO!

From The Dark Past, once again a great animation by Rafaël Rozendaal. Don’t forget to click on it.