1810 x 900 pixels, 165 frames, 2 colors, 25fps, 2021

SUN REFLECTION #3

BITVARGEN

Necromancer Billy in the Shadows

[/∏] Close Your Eyes, Do You See

A collab with Strangeloop

The XEI collection is based on 50/50 collabs with visual / tech artists that I love. 

3 still images, created 2014 and 2015 by BITVARGEN

Audio by BITVARGEN

Animation and audio reactivity by Strangeloop

2000 x 2000 mp4, 00:48, 30 fps

10% of the net proceeds from this auction will be donated evenly to One Earth Foundation https://www.oneearthfuture.org/ and Re:wild https://rewild.org/ 

6.62607004 × 10-34 

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“Is Elation” | [02_XEI]

Meshes Of the ēTHER

[/∆] In Time, We Don’t Belong in Our Own Lifetime

A collab with Stephen Mangiat

The XEI collection is based on 50 / 50 collabs with visual / tech artists that I love.

Series of 11 still images created July, 2013 in France by BITVARGEN

Audio by BITVARGEN

Animation and audio reactivity by Stephen Mangiat

1080 x 1080 mp4, 0:22

10% of the net proceeds from this auction will be donated to The Innocence Project.

https://innocenceproject.org/ 

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137.03599913

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“Watching What You’re Selling Me” | [01_XEI]

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Channeling the Colors of Darkness (Sidouit)

Foundation

Original in-game loop from the 1981 video game “deAth rĪDes the wĪrĒs” (30 fps)

In 1981 the Portland, Oregon company Sinneslöschen came on the video game market in an extremely stealth fashion. They only released two games in very limited numbers, and both of those games disappeared in under one month, never to be seen nor played again.

Those games were the now legendary “Polybius”, and the lesser known “deAth rĪDes the wĪrĒs”. This latter game came in three unique cabinets: “terror”, “haunt” and “doom”. These machines caused mass frenzy, then addiction to the point of possession, followed by absolute hysteria. Then suddenly all these machines disappeared. They simply ceased to exist, as if they never were. But they most certainly were. And now again, they are. Three of these original vintage machines have been discovered, along with a covertly sourced original in-game loop from this 1981 video game, though it appears to be glitched and running on an alternate level.

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