Internet Art & Culture

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I have always felt nervous when facing the public online. However, I felt more comfortable this time round as I have all the prior experience that I could fall back to. After researching Jon Cates’ work, Bold3RRR, I had a basic idea of the content that I wanted to broadcast, a simple video about how I entertain myself Read more →

I’ve always had a negative interpretation of glitches. To me this indicated that something was faulty. It never occurred to me how glitches can be artistic or appreciated artistically until i came to ADM and got exposed to the different work of art by artists around the world. Bold3RRR presented an opportunity for me to appreciate glitches even more. Read more →

As someone who is usually uncomfortable in front of the camera, I found the filters on the OBS software ‘liberating’ as I was less self-conscious. In this live broadcast, I was having lunch and was not doing much on my desktop. There has been a social media trend where social media is used to broadcast people eating. People eat large Read more →

I constantly find myself being very nervous about Going Live; and yet after I’m done I still want to do it again. I think it’s an innate social drive to share things we’re excited about.

From the get-go, I was pretty certain that I wanted to be streaming music, but I hadn’t decided on any specifics. Looking back, I’m not sure Read more →

I waited until the last minute to complete this assignment, because I had no idea what to do when streaming my personal cyber space, my desktop. I thought about what I could do on the computer beforehand – luckily, my desktop folders are usually organized so I didn’t have to clean it up. During this process, I was slightly surprised Read more →

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Initially I wanted to tackle on the idea of multi-tasking by having doing many task simultaneously while on live, but after watching BOLD3RRR by Jon Cates, It gave me an Read more →

Jon Cates’ use of glitch art and his pursuit of “dirty media” in Bold3RRR can be seen as a reflection of society’. Glitch is a result of a computer graphic error and sometimes a notice that the computer has a problem, reminding users to fix the problem or resolve the glitch. It is often a frustrating experience for users to Read more →

BOLD3RRR by Jon Cates

Glitch Art may look like a software malfunction by people who do not understand the aesthetics of it. The artist makes a work of art by almost doing nothing. However, there are more to that. Although it looks as if creating glitch art is something instantaneous, the artist still has to explore, discover and plan the piece out. Read more →

I feel that through a desktop it tells the stories and narratives of our personal everyday lives as we interact with our desktop. Not only that the different sounds that we play on it could be an orchestra performing together to create a musical/ sound which tells the story of our personality. I think the reason we reveal what we are Read more →

BOLD3RRR rings up a whole bunch of thoughts; not all of which are concrete. I think akin to impressionist paintings, (as pretentious as that might sound, especially in an opening sentence) the art piece gives an atmosphere or a sense of the moment. Funnily enough, I’d say this links up to what mise en scène does; through the visual information Read more →