
Post-AI artist. Product @titlesxyz. Making art at the intersection of Chauncey and Malcolm X.
Brooklyn
Joined August 2009
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For the next few months (or until I get bored), any experimental film festival accepting submissions is getting an exclusive Stop Making Sense made just for their festival. If you curate a festival and are interested please get in touch.
reminds me a bit of a project i was a fan of (and still have one over my desk): cwandt.com/products/dropped-…
We used to buy things made one at a time.
Mass production made products cheaper and more accessible, but largely identical.
What if the future takes us back to a world where everything is one-of-one?
Autumn Moon is a limited drop in collaboration with @kelin_online & @angelaloh09 built on that idea.
Shape your lamp at joshpuckett.me/autumn-moon
derrick has started yet another project retweeted
This week: POSSIBLY IN MICHIGAN a film by CECELIA CONDIT. 1983. 12 min.
The video artist whose analog horror has gained a new audience in the social media era explores the eeriness of suburbia in this musical about a handsome cannibal.
For one week on lecinemaclub.com.
Claude now color corrects all my footage directly in AE. Can't believe some of you still think this shit is just stochastic parrot.
With all of this security shit going on, I found someone had backdoored one of my older and out-of-date Hermes agents and asked it to install nezha-agent to have remote access. It accessed it via my Telegram gateway. Might be good to see if anything like this is happening to yours.
apparently it wanted crypto wallets which I thankfully dont have on that box. Seems like not much has been done with it since, but scary shit. Its been there about a month now.
derrick has started yet another project retweeted
Replying to @dvsch
I already did hahahaha github.com/latentwill/Choppe…
this was just the hollertronix forum. the rest of the hipsters only liked emo and were boring af. lets not act like the distribution was any cooler then vs now
















