digital dreams

The digital artwork <n>Particle Crush [ 1925 ]</n> features an <n>Osmose</n> synthesizer by <n>Expressive E</n>.

An advertisement for <n>Southwest Technical Products Corporation</n> computer terminals from <n>Byte Magazine</n>, 1981.

Musician <n>Stimming</n>'s live synthesizer setup in the North Sea.

Musician <n>Steve Porcaro</n> of <n>Toto</n> with his <n>Polyfusion Modular Synth</n> in 1982.

<n>Tom Sachs</n>'s installation, <n>Victory Boogie Woogie</n>, 2003, at <n>Fondazione Prada</n>.

<n>AKHU</n> by <n>James Turrell</n> at <n>Superblue Miami</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>Something to Tell You</n> by the artist <n>JDAB</n>.

A <n>Memory Bank</n> disk inserted into a <n>Motonet</n> computer in the anime <n>Bubblegum Crisis</n>.

A product from minimalist subscription service <n>lot2046</n>.

A demonstration drawing by <n>Susan Kare</n> in <n>MacPaint</n>, the <n>Apple</n> software created by <n>Bill Atkinson</n>.

A nostalgic view of the <n>PictoChat</n> application on the <n>Nintendo DS</n>.

The game <n>Another World</n> running on <n>Apple //jse</n>, an Apple //e emulator by <n>Will Scullin</n>.

<n>The Etymologies (parallelogram)</n>, a kinetic sculpture by <n>United Visual Artists</n>, 2011.

A digital collage of <n>Windows 95</n> UI elements, an example of the <n>Webcore</n> aesthetic.