Legacy code
I‘ve been maintaining this website for more than twenty years. The website‘s frontend, domain name and servers have changed over the year, but the oldest web pages still date back to as early as 1999. Why? ... more »
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Offline Only
I've discovered this minimalist net art piece a couple of years ago and always wanted to write a short blog post about it. Well, better late than never: Offline Only by Chris Bolin This project ... more »
Atlas Obscura
I like places.
That's why I like travelling.
But my definition of "travelling" does not necessarily include the need to move far from the places one usually spends one's time or calls home. I found, ... more »
Rendez-vous 444
Words can hardly describe what I feel for this video clip, which I discovered recently.
The short movie "C'était und rendez-vous", by Claude Lelouch, dates back to 1976 and is about 8 minutes and 40 ... more »
Cachemonet
What is this?
By the time of writing this post, Cachemonet.com has been online for a while already.
Still, upon revisiting the site again today after a couple of months, the question still arises. ... more »
New Typemuseum
I've always been a fan of taking pictures of typography or signs on the go. It's everywhere around us – beautiful, ugly, shiny and new or weathered and rotten. Actually it's pretty impossible to go from ... more »
How everyday things change
"Vorher Nachher" is a project by Christian Thomas.
It tries to document changes to everyday consumer goods by collecting photographies of different label designs of the objects.
Die Kulisse unseres ... more »
Directions to Last Visitor
Interesting net art installation by Charles Broskoski.
What strikes me most about this piece is the way it deals with the relationship of authors vs. readers and the possibility of interconnecting them. ... more »
Clickistan
This is a nice one.
A work of game art by UBERMORGEN.COM, and an homage to mid-90s net art.
Clickistan resides between the 7th and 8th bit of every byte
it is ruled by generosity and playful curiosity
its ... more »
pieces of berlin
Pieces of berlin is a photoblog by Florian Reischauer about Berlin and its people.
I especially like the fact that the artist works with an old medium format camera and expired films - it gives a very ... more »