Low-res in art history [2]
We always associate resolution to digital images. However, its concept can be expanded to all pictures, tracing the journey of low resolution in art history.
Bizarre, Artistic Analog Cameras
In an age of high-definition cameras and HD screens, artists invent bizarre analog cameras that create low-res images. Their work serves as a reminder of just how transitory perception is.
Retro Sci-fi and Pop Music
The concept of postmodernism fits our age more than ever. However, is this obsession for the past a real sentiment or just a mass phenomenon? The case of retro sci-fi style.
Low-res in art history [1]
We always associate resolution to digital images. However, its concept can be expanded to all pictures, tracing the journey of low resolution in art history.
The Million Dollar Homepage
Follow the incredible story of Alex Tew, an English student who has become a millionaire by selling pixel chunks of its Million Dollar Homepage through the internet.
The Archive of Digital Archeology
We always assumed that digital means forever. But that's a mistake. In a time when our culture plays itself on the internet more than ever, we need an archive to preserve digital archeology.
Analog or Digital?
With the advent of digital age, advertising presented the digital as synonymous with clarity and precision. On the contrary, the analog has become obsolete and inaccurate. Is that true?
Thomas Hirschhorn’s Collages
Nowadays, pixels have become a modern propaganda tool. Thomas Hirschhorn guides us in a process of emancipation from the authoritarian manipulations of the media.
Horror video games and low-res
Something pixelated is something unknown in a certain way. It always remains undefined, like a shadow. This is the reason why the pixel aesthetic is so successful in horror video games.
