Everything Always Everywhere
summary
Browser-based artworks live as standalone domains, each built as small scripts or interactive pages rather than images, currently totaling about 100 websites and reaching roughly 35 million unique visits a year. Examples: a procedural “infinite growth” dollar animation, a text‑free browsing filter, please‑like.com that records likes, and deep‑sadness.com that plays tones across phones; selling a site embeds the collector name in the title bar and treats the URL as a domain-as-art collectible.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Observations on technology
- 1:02Art in the browser
- 2:20Infinite digital growth
- 3:36Digital collecting and value
- 5:04Text-free internet browsing
- 6:24Digital interaction projects
- 7:11Art accessibility and reach
- 8:17Browser windows as landscapes
- 9:38Interactive audience experiment
- 10:25Internet as a flexible canvas
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