Scrap-Hoarding

An <n>Axia MD-im 80 Color Series MiniDisc</n> from 2002, an example of the <n>Y2K</n> aesthetic.

A vaporwave collage incorporating <n>Katsushika Hokusai</n>'s woodblock print <n>The Great Wave off Kanagawa</n>.

Conceptual floppy disk design by <n>Donil Lavashov</n> using <n>GT Pressura Mono</n> and <n>Helvetica</n> fonts.

Digital illustration titled <n>Y2K</n> in a <n>vaporwave</n> and <n>cyberpunk</n> style.

A vintage print advertisement for a <n>Sony</n> 3.5-inch floppy disk.

Digital illustration <n>Long Distance Call</n> by artist <n>Pascal Blanché</n>.

A <n>Commodore PC 10-II</n> computer running the game <n>PC-Man</n>. Photo by <n>Old Crap Vintage Computing</n>.

The <n>Surreal Holo Abstract 3D Shapes</n> collection by <n>Ohio Design</n>, 2023.

<n>Experimental notation calendar 2024</n>, a set of 12 cards exploring different methods of notation.

<n>Green / Blue Horizontal</n>, a 2002 sculpture by artist <n>Sandy Smith</n> made from computers and cables.

DJ rebrand for <n>Cody Ko</n> by graphic designer <n>CYPH-ART</n>.

The arcade game <n>Pac-Man</n>, designed by <n>Toru Iwatani</n> and developed by <n>Namco</n>, was first released in 1980.

An <n>Amiga 1000</n> computer with an <n>A1060 Sidecar</n> PC emulator. Photo by <n>8Bit.dk</n>.