GITA HASHEMI hyper-nomadic textual journeys - website ↗
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"Hypernomadic Textual Journeys is a web poem by Gita Hashemi at the intersection of writing and exile."
Hamid Yuksel- Website -Mono-Drift Narratif ↗
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Jackie Liu i feel so much shame ♡ and it comes up constantly ↗
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i feel so much shame is a browser-based interactive narrative made from scanned Risograph prints. Inspired by Risograph animation techniques, it offers a meditation on shame and desire as told through interactive and animated buttons, hyperlinks, inputs, and background gradients made embodied and material, with each and every moment of the website existing in printed form.
Through a laborious process of printing, scanning, and realigning over 700 images and making them interactive with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the making of the piece–in all of its effort, repetition, and imperfections–also becomes one of its core realizations.
Digital creative work on Crawlspace ↗
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The content of this piece was written while playing Hyper//Echo in its final days of being online, and reflecting on the nature of the archive and digital ephemera. The first version of this piece was built using nested folders on my laptop and a tool called "tree" (https://gitlab.com/OldManProgrammer/unix-tree) that creates a nested visual of your folder heirarchy in Terminal. I was heavily inspired by Melanie Hoff's course on Digital Love Languages (https://lovelanguages.melaniehoff.com).
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It is a mix between concrete and found poetry. It is a play on naming, meaning and discovery. It is a collection of five poems I wrote using domain names of websites.
Raphaël Bastide wiki fungal page ↗
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"Fungal is a homage to Wikipedia, one of the greatest website of the World Wide Web. This collaborative encyclopedia is now 21 years old, and I am still fascinated how it changed our relationship to knowledge."
"It also represents a comforting example of what humanity can do: collaborating voluntarily on the largest knowledge project in our history. I consider Wikipedia being the descendant of Enlightenment’s encyclopédistes and free software movement, and I think such project made by the people, for the people are beautiful remains of the early Web’s utopia..."
Rory Green - The Lovers – Going Down Swinging ↗
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Rory Green – On meeting places ↗
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Written for Going Down Swinging, December 2022. Spiral nebulae graphic from James Jeans 'Problems of Cosmogony and Stellar Dynamics' (1919). Photo of author with hand raised was taken by Kristen Daly. Pizza images sourced via Google Images. Screenshots taken by author from Twitter and The Verge websites. All other images taken by author.
Rory Green - website crush choreography multiple choices ↗
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the weird dance that happens when you have a crush and are trying to figure out what to do about it
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Corpus is a text weight typeface based on 'Beijing Comrades,' an erotic gay novel first published anonymously in China on the Internet in 1998. Its steep serifs and supple curves evoke the the danger and allure of homo-romanticism in the midst of China's rapid economic development.
Tiger Dingsun - I Never Believe It Until It Happens Again ↗
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Tiger Dingsun - SAME IMAGE ↗
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A series of 18 sketches that explore different ways that text, narrative, and poetry can be embodied and performed on the web. Exhibited at Typojanchi 2023 in Seoul, Korea.
Tiger Dingsun Its Nice That ↗
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“The thing that excites me most about the web as a medium is that distribution and publishing is built in. The web is the primary medium of contemporary life. So many aspects of our lives have moved online.”
“The way that I encounter text and literature nowadays is all online, through blogs, Twitter, fanfiction, forum posts and I’m sure that’s true for a lot of people. I feel a creeping sense of dread, then, around the increased regulation and monetisation of online platforms.”
Tiger Dingsun Subdivision (American Drift) ↗
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VIDEOGAMES - don't be scared ↗
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Why aren’t there more websites about love? ↗
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