Paris Treantafeles: Web Visuals and More
A new year and a new label is launched!
Today Mary Ann Benedetto (outpt) and I launched our new label: Audio Visual Algebra. The label will feature innovative works in audio/visuals. In addition, we launched the recording label, Audio Algebra which will focus on music releases. Please check out the new sites, music, videos, and store!
outpt and I have a graphic in the latest edition (v02) of light rhythm visuals digital magazine!
the magazine is an app for iphone, ipad, ipod touch - available for free download here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lrv-magazine/id417496919?mt=8
and features visual art of many awesome artists and designers.
On Oct 2, 2010 outpt and I rocked the Hackers Party with our visual craziness. If you were there you know just how good this party was!
Here’s some pics of us from the party courtesy of Culture of Me. A ton of great pics are up on their site - check it out!
HACK THE PLANET!
outpt and I have our very own website now!
what’s it all about? vids, pics of our work, pics of us and more!
you can even follow the link to buy the outpt + paris t-shirt!
Great coverage of DataBeez tour stop in Los Angeles by Jeriaska - on the GameSetWatch website - check it out here!
As part of the first stop on the Data Beez West Coast Tour, I gave a short demo of an application that I wrote for the gp2x and one for the gameboy advance.
The gp2x application creates patterns based on various mathematical combinations of user defined waveforms. The gameboy advance application works with sprites to create patterns that can be scrolled, glitched, and roto-zoomed.
The presentation was given on Nov 7th, 2009 at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles as part of the Giant Robot Biennale Exhibit.
Digital Tools is an online magazine/blog with an emphasis on Homebrew, Portables, Tools and Game Design. I really like this site and have found many great articles there. I was honored that they asked for an interview. The interview focuses on my work as a video artist using handheld game consoles like the GP2x and the Gameboy Advance - it can be found here.
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