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Bitcoin Miner Orchestra

Project by Martín Nadal & César Escudero Andaluz. Exhibitions: Following the legacy of previous projects such as Bittercoin, the worst miner ever and Bitcoin of Things (BoT), proposes transforming music […]

ART/DIAGRAM

Economy, Knowledge and Surveillance in the Age of the Cryptocene.

Nowadays, knowledge has been placed at the service of production, […]

PHOTOGRAPHY

F.U.C.K.- ID. Free Universal Cut Kit for Internet Dissidence

DESCRIPTION: Free Universal Cut Kit for Internet Dissidence [FUCK-ID] is […]

ART/WORKSHOP

Bitcoin of Things (BOT).

This is a Workshop addressed to those who have concerns with Media Art, Digital culture, Critical Economy, Electronics and Internet of Things (IoT). Theoretically, it introduces concepts, examples, art-works and […]

NETBOT

Time-Based-ScreenShots

Time-Based-ScreenShot (TBSS) is a NetBot programmed to produce automated Screenshots from the Computer Desktop and post them on Social Networks every 5 minutes. Time-Based-ScreenShots talks about concepts such as invisibility, […]

ART/INSTALLATION

BITTERCOIN, the worst miner ever.

Bitttercoin is an old calculator machine hacked to be used as a miner validating the pending bitcoin transactions in the blockchain. Bittercoin combines Internet of Things (IoT), media archaeology and […]

ART/WORKSHOP

Data Polluters.

Data Polluter is a didactic strategy to provide a larger quantity of noise information to Analysis-Trackers and Data-Brokers. Physical NETbots, WorKShoP. !!!DO-IT-YOURSELF DO-IT-VIRAL!!!!!!!!! This Workshop focuses on basic circuit development and […]

Not-found-exhibition.com

“Not Found exhibition” is a display of online Art-works that are no longer active. Works that have disappeared for reasons other than their original paths and are lost or displaced. […]

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Space focused on technology, new media and artistic research.

by César Escudero Andaluz