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There’s a certain irony that designers—harnessers of human emotion for practical purposes—do the overwhelming majority of their work on machines which operate in nothing but rigid electrical impulses and mathematical code. Rooted somewhere deep in that dichotomy is this interesting project, 56 Broken Kindle Screens. |
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In the form of a music video for the latest single from Australia’s The Presets, Japanese artist Yoshi Sodeoka has made a stunning work of glitchy techno-dada created using riot videos, Internet culture references and a broken PlayStation. It’s weird, obnoxious and completely stunning. |
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Matthew Irvine Brown has created a set of 18 short tracks composed—designed—to be played in shuffle mode on an MP3 player, as an exploration of the contemporary contexts for music. |
