Arkadia Zoomquilt

Infinitely zooming botanical floral painting.

MOSS — A Painting Toy Where Every Brush Is a Tiny Program

A 128x128 pixel canvas with programmable brushes. Code a brush, see what it does, share it with your friends.

special fish

A a community word processor with light social features.

Ensemble Park #2

PacCam: Pacman controlled with your face · eieio.games

Face-controlled multiplayer Pacman - chomp to move, look to turn

worm-blossom

The website of worm-blossom, the creative partnership of Aljoscha Meyer and Sammy Gwilym. (We are sorry.)

Radiant Computer

A new kind of personal computer

WebTiles

Create a tiny 250x250 website with neighbors around you.

DFOS

Dark Forest Operating System

Dark Forest OS

A private internet for creative groups — groupcore infrastructure to cooperate, create, and coordinate

wander

A tiny, decentralised tool you can host with just two files to explore the small web

COMPUTERANGEL BLOG

Real-time logs and thoughts from my Telegram bot

J. R. Carpenter || A Handmade Web

J. R. Carpenter is an artist, poet, researcher, and lecturer in Creative Practice (Performance Writing) in the School of English at University of Leeds, UK.

How to Build a Low-tech Website?

Our new website is designed to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing our content.

Cyberia Computer Club

Neko: History of a Software Pet | Eliot Akira

Neko is a cat that runs around on the screen, chasing the mouse cursor.

Decker

A multimedia sketchbook

LIMINAL SPACES

Liminal spaces have become an internet aesthetic whereby photographs of places which are meant to be traversed (implying a temporary stay) are framed and presented as a final image. These spaces imply where people should be, but are not. The aesthetic also spreads to depictions of empty nostalgic spaces and the internet has branched into themed subgenres of liminal space (such as the backrooms, the poolrooms, the sublevels etc).