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Most of us are raised to believe we will either find love in our first family (our family of origin), or, if not there, in the second family we are expected to form through committed romantic couplings, particularly those that lead to marriage and/or lifetime bondings. Many of us learn as children that friendship should…
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Ode to the Tardigrade
artandsciencejournal: A Tardigrade, also known as a water bear, is a resilient creature. They can survive in some of the most extreme environments (think boiling water and almost absolute zero) and are known for their strange gait, which look like a bear’s walk. Inspired after watching a feature on these little monsters in Neil Degrasse Tyson’s…
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code drawing 102 various states, higher rez versions than IG, by rafaelfajardo
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code drawing 103 state 11 I added variability to the stalk widths and angles #madeonhopscotch
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At last, a city-building game that allows for meaningful economic experimentation
At last, a city-building game that allows for meaningful economic experimentation
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Video Games Are Utterly Failing Trans Gamers & It’s Time We Did Something About It
Video Games Are Utterly Failing Trans Gamers & It’s Time We Did Something About It
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Stealing the Work of People of Color and Racism at Glitch Ci – Pastebin.com
Stealing the Work of People of Color and Racism at Glitch Ci – Pastebin.com This was (re)moved from the Official GlitchCity LA distribution channels and (re)posted on PasteBin (which sounds unfortunately like dust bin). GlitchCity promises to remain transparent during it’s investigation of the allegations within this initial post. The post was (re)moved because it…
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Stealing the Work of People of Color and Racism at Glitch City
glitchcityla: “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything. If I where to remain silent, I’d be guilty of complicity” – Albert Einstein Today a game was release by the Arcane Kids today by the name of Sonic Movie Maker. A project I…
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Rio Magdalena downstream, for context.
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In Vitro (2015)
artandsciencejournal: In Vitro by Aljaž Celarc is a work that explores the cyclical nature of our water resources. Celarc, a recent Masters of Photography graduate from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, created a continuous system where ice melted to water, and then that water was filtered to a freezer where it was reformed within a 3D printed…