"The broad outlines of my biography emerge, 
as if in a trance state, like Nebraska."

—SkyRon™, TranzMishunz™ (2011)

 

SkyRon™, The Digital Media Idiot Of Our Age™, has been delighting, disturbing, and anno

Avant comic art, Banal, Black mountain, Cartoonish, Chance, Complex, Dada, Dystopic, Eclectic, Experimental, Media art, Minimalist music, Postmodern fiction, Psychological, Russian constructivism, Sophisticated, Technology, Virtual reality

 

The work of Australian artist Georgie Roxby Smith challenges the relationship between analog and digital systems, questions materiality and explores new possibilities of virtual reality software. In her recent Watermill Center residency, Smith collaborated with new media and theater

Absurd, Agitated, Deconstructive, Dystopic, Electronic, Experimental, Figurative, Grotesque, Hallucinatory, Hi-tech, Solo performance, The digital era, Theater of the absurd, User interface, Utopian visions, Virtual reality, Young british artists

"Have you ever imagined what it's like to have wings?" For Hachiya Kazuhiko, this is an ordinary question. Hachiya's Interactive art strives to create a tangible experience -- even if it entails magically sprouting wings and soaring into the virtual unknown. Hachiya feels strongly that imagination be

Clever, Funny, Machinistic, Open-ended, Technology, Virtual reality

In 1984, the publication of William Gibson's first novel, "Neuromancer," single-handedly gave birth to a new, revolutionary subgenre of science fiction: Cyberpunk. Looking into a near future when the interface between humans and their machines would achieve a life of its own, Gibson's dystopic vision

Cyberpunk fiction, Dense, Dystopic, Manic, Technology, Urban, Virtual reality