Abstract
The "visual glitch" is an artifact view of corrupted image/video data. Some art people say that "true" glitch can't be reproduced, but I think they are just unfamiliar with how computers work. We, programmers, can learn about file format specs, binary compositions, and can make reproducible glitches with programming. This talk, with examples, some Ruby snippets and my library AviGlitch, will show you how to generate glitched images/videos.
Presentation Language
Japanese
Speaker(s)
ucnv
Independent
ucnv is a web developer and visual artist based in Tokyo. In 2009, he developed a Ruby library to make broken videos, named AviGlitch. He spends a lot of time destroying images or videos. He uses these broken things for visual live performances, VJs and music videos.
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