• I first heard of Teletext one day when reading about pixel and ASCII art. Teletext is a standard for displaying text and graphics on a television invented in the early 70s on the UK. It works by sending the information in the broadcast signal on an invisible area of the display which is then decoded…

    Teletext and the Early Ages of Digital Art
  • Annie, let’s not wait, let’s cross the river now We could sit for years staring at our fears Oh they’re such pretty things they’re so cute But our dreams are all we really need to grow

    Annie, Let’s Not Wait
  • Mary sticks her tongue out, it’s a sign Two fingers is a magical state And she promised me she’d show me why I don’t think I can wait

    Show Me Mary
  • The other day I went to this music venue here in Dortmund with Fernanda expecting to watch a Mastodon concert, no big deal. Like, Mastodon was fucking great and all, no surprises there, but what we ALSO got was an excellent, entertaining as fuck performance by opening band De Staat.

    Surprise, surprise on the stage
  • The world around us is rather spectacular. It’s filled with things that may look ordinary for the naked eye but at close inspection can reveal an entirely new dimension.

    The inconspicuous beauty of liquid-crystal displays