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Bit too far fetched to achieve myself, but still cool... 

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Bansky’s Dismaland is everything an amusement park shouldn’t be, the dystopian scene created by himself and other artists examines the force fed commercialism and consumerism we so often see in our daily lives

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Andy Zno

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Andy Zno’s glitch art gives a sense of fragmentation and lack of completion, its computer glitch style gives a somewhat 3D dimension.

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Potential idea for my last assignment! 

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Mixed Imagery 

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Ryoji Ikeda

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Epilepsy Warning 

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Parametric - Modelling 

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#deepdream #15 by the dream sequencer / karol liver

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Art generated by artificial neural networks for Google image recognition (More images here). 

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maths is trippy!

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AFTERLYFE

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Csuri: Random War, 1968

A drawing was made of an individual soldier that became a data set, random number choosing devices where used to decide the other variables, position and angle.

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Pixel Planet

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The popular online virtual world Second Life allows you to be whatever you please, wether it be a bikini clad super-model or a flesh-rotting zombie. In a world where anything is possible, including flying, what could go wrong?

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A Chinese boot camp initiated to help the removal and recovery of ‘internet addiction’. Internet addicts who spend their entire day gaming and exploring areas of the net are so immersed in their devices it become their life. The addiction is known to have similar withdrawal symptoms to that of illicit substances such as heroin.

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Stelarc - Third Arm

Stelarc’s fascinating blend of technology and art explores human physical interaction with machine. Humans have always created different tools to both assist in day to day activities among other things, but there has always been a separation between the human body and technology, what if the two are combined?

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“A detail of Zoe Leonard's archive related to the fictional singer Fiona Rae”

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Great book! Its title explains it all, an archive of photos taken on location of some Australia’s most iconic push pubs. Edward Ruscha’s ‘Twentysix Gasoline Stations’ made me think of this...