“GLITCHED”
A glitch is a flaw or a disruption in a system that
can be created by opening the code of an image and manipulating it. The proliferation of this visual language has put forward the question of looking
at glitches not only as a temporary malfunction or equipment failure but potentially as a tool for
design. "GLITCHED" is a set of images that
have been corrupted by adding, removing, or misplacing lines of code.
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