#art
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Screenshots of GeoCities pages, one at a time, posted for years. A research project that became a slow, endless slideshow of what people put online first.
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A hundred works of internet art from 1984 on, restored and explained. Pages that were weird on purpose, by people who did it first.
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An infinitely zooming painting, made by many artists, each picture inside the last. Watch it long enough and the room you are in starts to feel like a layer.
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Pour colored sand with your cursor. Layers form. Hours go.
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Draw with symmetrical light. Everything you make looks like a jellyfish god and you will save it anyway.
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Falling sand in the browser, beautiful and fast: water, plants, fire, fungus. Upload what you made; browse what everyone else let burn.
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A contest, since 1984, for the most unreadable working C program. Winners include a flight simulator shaped like an airplane. Yes.
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An enormous archive of avant-garde film, sound and writing, kept by one professor with a plain HTML site and no budget since 1996.