Category: processing

“Take it” by Wilton Azevedo

Take it (2013) is a digital videopoem created by the Brazilian digital poet Wilton Azevedo. Conceived originally in English, this

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This narrative hypertext poem creates a web of semantic and spacial associations between short excerpts from interviews of refugees living

This mutable poem explores how memory can be affected by the passage of time by using a fascinating tool, the

This mutable poem explores a simple concept, word substitution, using sophisticated tools. The data set is WordNet, which clusters words

Afeeld is a collection of playable intermedia and concrete art compositions that exist in the space between poetry and videogames.

This work is reminiscent of Jim Andrews’ “Stir Fry Texts” combined with the chance operations evoked by three large dice-shaped

This suite of 26 pieces evoke the Lettriste tradition in the digital age, an age in which the letter is

This is a challenging work because its presents a simple, yet imprecise, interface that allows one to explore an ever