Internet Art & Culture

Desktop as mise- en- scene Curiouser and Curi0us3r: My work attempts to transport the viewer to the digital wonderland of my desktop. (Cue earth, wind and fire ‘Boogie Wonderland’ music)

From there, the viewers fall down into my confusion as I attempt to start a Live instagram video of my Live Facebook Video.

After that elaborate falling down the black hole that is Read more →

https://www.facebook.com/anammustaein/videos/10214599197675025/

The aim of my live broadcast on Facebook was to get through completing a drawing on Photoshop while the “Skype Laughter Chain” YouTube video played in the background without laughing. I have stacked three webcam video captures on the left side on the screen to allow my viewers to see my reaction, the YouTube video and Photoshop placed in the Read more →

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My experiences eloquently expressed are already alienating average audiences online. As I systematically started streaming solemn stuff sardonically, I pondered upon partaking in petty  pandering practices, particularly in putting pretty pictures that are politically pleasant, whilst putting potato pieces in patiently.

  Thus, came Read more →

Video: https://www.facebook.com/wrongval/videos/10155150344678208/

‘Oh man’ I thought, when I found out we had to go ‘live’ again. And oh my, it’s using some new unfamiliar software – how am I gonna wing this?! These are some honest thoughts I had when I first found out about going live, streaming our desktop misc-en-scene and being potential glitch artists.

However, it was helpful that I’m been Read more →

When you complete the Facebook Live video, be sure to post it to your timeline, embed it in an OSS post, and write a short description about the overall experience. What was it like to share your personal desktop space? Did you receive any reaction in Facebook? You might want to consider broadcasting your Facebook page so you can rebroadcast Read more →

I want 2 refl3ct…… onnn…. Real t1me……… (deep inhale)Iwanttorefl3ct on real-time renderingsss……. IWaNt to ReFlect on real time  r3nderings. across                 international timezooonnnes, and   frag  me nt s, er/rors and OverLaPs….    I want to   playy with recursivities

First off, the introductory first minute was a very accurate description of Cates’s intent of his work and it already set the context to the nature of the work. Read more →

We were tasked to do a 10-min desktop mise-en-scene:

https://www.facebook.com/joan.li.165/videos/10155494020503819/

For my desktop live, I switched around with music tabs and my natural desktop activities, but mainly played another live stream from Sweden, as I wanted to experiment with a live within a live. The lag time was doubled; from Sweden to my computer and then to Facebook. It was interesting Read more →

Bold3RRR is a performance piece by Jon Cates that “combines art with real-time rendering across international timezones in fragments, errors, and overlaps”. Jon managed to display what he deems as “dirty new media” using the space bounded within his desktop screen and design it in a way where it all comes together as a cohesive visual. In Bold3RRR, he Read more →

The Other World of the Desktop – OBS A Micro-Project

https://www.facebook.com/dina.anuar/videos/1593173077400141/

After broadcasting online for quite a number of times, I am already used to people watching me live. This project was the most interesting one so far as I had the chance to customise the way I wanted my screen to display. I spent quite a while organising the desktop with Read more →

Facebook Live Video

What is playing?

When I am streaming using OBS, I was doing some research with a food and travel youtube channel playing. This is a normal routine when I do work. I am quite used to listening to some talking and background noise when doing work. It some how creates an environment that allows me to immerse myself Read more →