My glitch art journey began well over a decade ago. I believe that I made my first glitch image around 2012 and I've been doing glitch and experimental music since 2010. The journey has been fun and I've come a long way since then. My latest glitch fascination has been making experimental videos featuring lines, colors, flashes, and textures that melt your mind. Let's take a deeper look into a few of my recent glitch videos. Here I'll only show screenshots since the full videos are available in the Glitch Department. 

So far, for me, 2024 is establishing itself as The Year of Art Opportunities. In this article I'll briefly recap art events that I've been a part of spanning from January 2024 to March 2024.

I recently had the honor of being a guest on Christian Reeve's podcast! In this episode we talked about AI art, AI articles, and the potential it has on our reality. It was a great conversation where we dug pretty deep on the subject. Sit back and press play to take a listen to the conversation!

If you're an Android user Reddit and a variety of other apps are stealing a ton of your data and sending it to third-parties. Info like your phone make and model, unique identifiers, email addresses, GPS coordinates, gender info, etc are all being delivered to a variety of companies that you may have never even heard of. Big tech companies are always in the news and in court for these kinds of things so we all should be aware that something like this is happening behind the scenes on apps, especially ones that are “free”, but what blew my mind was the amount of times the apps actually attempt to access our info and how many third-party apps this info is being sent to.

I recently had the pleasure of directing and animating a music video for German Artist Peter Piek. The animation was for the song 'Bent' featuring the talented singer Denitia. To me it's a smooth trippy song that makes me feel as if I'm floating through a frozen place where stories are in progress around me, so I made the music video reflect that feeling. Sit back and take a quick trip through this piece!

 So many new investors and users entered the world of blockchain without realizing they were stepping into virtually autonomous territory. The deep web is the wild west of the internet and this is all a mature and publicized version of it's economics. This means that much of the safety precautions you would take on the deep web... or you took on pre-2009 internet, needs to be closely resembled when working with crypto, web3, and blockchain. Phishing, malicious downloads, bots skimming info about your identity, dirty nodes, faulty code, and con-artistry is all very alive and thriving in this minimally regulated zone. I can't protect you. Your computers can't protect you. Coinbase will not protect you. You have to protect yourself in this wild world of +300% investments and pump n' dumps that could take you're dreams away in seconds.