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Glitch Art

Posted by Zonk on from the corrupt-doesn't-mean-ugly dept.

figa writes "Tony Scott at beflix has come up with a novel technique for creating art: load emulators with corrupt binaries and capture the output. The results are fantastic."

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  1. im all for abstract art by beeglebug · · Score: 4, Insightful

    and I like the theory behind it, but that stuff is not even that visualy interesting. Especially seeing as the auther freely admits to heavily photoshopping it before posting.

  2. The results are fantastic. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Insightful

    The results are fantastic.

    Um. Yeah.

    It's people with low standards like you that cause people like Britney Spears and all these other lame asses in both movies and music to become so popular.

  3. What are you talking about? by metalhed77 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I looked over your statement for an explanation of why it isn't art and the only thing I found was the word "useless".

    I'm not going to pull any punches because you don't seem to be, but you have no idea what the hell you are talking about. If your argument is that art should be "useful" then you have a lot of explaining to do about the entire corpus of western art.

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    Photos.