Electronic Art: Pixels, Circuits, and Urban Canvas

Explore the exciting world of electronic art, where technology and urban spaces collide. This archive showcases a range of articles delving into interactive installations, digital murals, and light-based art. Discover how artists are pushing creative boundaries using LEDs, projections, and interactive technologies to transform public environments. We’ll examine the impact of digital art on urban culture and the evolving relationship between technology and street aesthetics. From dazzling light shows to intricate pixelated designs, delve into the captivating realm where electronic art and urban landscapes meet.

Invader - Off the Wall

Tile installations by his “Space Invader” project can be seen all over the world. His artworks and exhibitions are a mixture of nerd style and contemporary urban culture. Who is meant is, of course, the French urban artist Invader! In this video interview, he traces the birth of his signature pixelated mosaic style, his invasion of 40 cities worldwide and the concept behind his “Top 10” Rubikscubism exhibit at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery. ...

Virtual Graffiti: Wii Spray Stencil

Have you ever been interested in creating an illegal graffiti? No? Go for it! Everything is legal! Nothing will be destroyed or damaged. Everything is virtual. Imagine a virtual wall. Using your browser you select the background of your choice and start spraying with your digital spray can. In this way the makers of the Wii Spray announce their innovative development! Wii Spray is a real-looking spray can, developed for the Nintendo Wii console. It combines virtual graffiti action with realistic behavior including different caps and colors! It gives graffiti a new virtual level outside of the real existing world. ...

Graffiti Future: LED Spray Can

Halo - LED Spray Can For some time, light-writing is a new trend activity of some urban artists, creative nerds and other, both technically and artistically, interested people. Recently, Paris-based designer Aïssa Logerot developed a new, trend-setting instrument, called “Halo”. It looks like a spray can, with an LED light in place of a nozzle, whereby graffiti artists are able to use it like their original spray cans, with the same gestures! ...