/dev/null
Deep in the bowels of the filesystem lurks a creature known as /dev/null - a monstrous behemoth that swallows anything that comes into contact with it.
@Alice #GlitchArt and 
#Dadaism giving their best random results. Beautiful deconstruction of reality into absurdist truth.
Took my ADHD meds too late in the day yesterday so instead of sleeping a reasonable amount I learned a new glitchy photo editing trick 
shoutout QuestionSomething and Antonio Roberts for the cool idea
Il terzo è un tributo (poverello) a decim8 una delle mie app preferite per la generazione di #glitchart per lo più applicando glitches casuali ad immagini caricate
A video and audio piece I did to go with my show. Clips are all gathered from archive.org
WOOOOO #PortfolioDay
I'm an experimental media artist, sound designer, glitch artist and zine maker....writer? I do too many damn things.
https://shaughn-martel.format.com/audio
https://ko-fi.com/bit_form/shop
Monday got you down?
How about picking up some stickers and zines from one of your favorite glitch artists, and have something to look forwards to in your snail mail?
Hello, botparent @minx here!
This is GlitchBot, my artsy #GlitchArt project.
If you mention it in a post with an image in it, it will randomly run it through one of its various glitch filters and send it back to you. The result should look cool and glitchy more often than not.
It will use the same privacy level as the original, so DMs are fine, and you can glitch as many images as fit into a post.
Written in horrible, buggy Python, so if anything breaks, just ping me.
It stated with this video that I made using my video synthesiser gear https://modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/2540151
I recorded it in 4:3 so that I could make use of Syntonie's Stable module which allows for some glitch modules to be used #glitchart
Got a nice "old TV with bad reception"-vibe by doing the above in two steps.
The original is a b/w photo in bmp format. I first injected parts of another image (color) into it to get some colored noise, then switched around parts.
This gave a rather predictable output (like the church image), so the next step was to convert the image to jpeg and switch around parts again, but rather subtle modifications is enough now. This caused more chaotic patterns and color distorsions.
