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30. failter 4

by karl klomp

4 months ago

29. dehancert

by karl klomp

4 months ago

28. failter 5

by karl klomp

4 months ago

27. codert 001

by karl klomp

5 months ago

26. linor

by karl klomp

6 months ago

25. failter 3

by karl klomp

7 months ago

24. omp 0.1

by karl klomp

7 months ago

23. rex

by karl klomp

8 months ago

22. tekfet

by karl klomp

8 months ago

21. av3-e2

by karl klomp

8 months ago

20. live@Overload

by karl klomp

1 year ago

19. live@Defka assen

by karl klomp

1 year ago

18. live@cynetart dresden

by karl klomp

1 year ago

17. tiedoe

by karl klomp

1 year ago

16. sumburst

by karl klomp

1 year ago

15. sony demo

by karl klomp

1 year ago

14. keypad

by karl klomp

1 year ago

13. vb-300

by karl klomp

1 year ago

12. rtg-1000

by karl klomp

1 year ago

11. ftg-636

by karl klomp

1 year ago

10. av3-e

by karl klomp

1 year ago

9. failter 2

by karl klomp

1 year ago

8. converpt

by karl klomp

2 years ago

7. dhc-3

by karl klomp

2 years ago

6. dhc-2

by karl klomp

2 years ago

5. dhc-1

by karl klomp

2 years ago

4. vsr-22

by karl klomp

2 years ago

music by tom verbruggen / toktek
visual by karl klomp
2006

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rosa menkman 1 year ago

Hey Karl, I really like this video and I have been a silent fan of your work for a long time now. I think maybe even one of my examples. (if that is the way to put it in english). It is a shame I keep missing your performances, you should have a mailinglist! or a webring. (?) yes?
karl klomp 1 year ago

hey Rosa, thanks, and I like your stuff too!
yes, working on a mailinglist, and i should, sorry... good you remind me...
Kyle McDonald 4 months ago

Really beautiful. I especially like the momentary smaller glitches that don't span the entire width of the screen. They're mysterious.

I'd love to hear more about the process behind this.