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Chromo Valdez:  Glitch Landscape Gifs

Chromo Valdez is the art project of a touring musician who delivers appliances for money and creates glitch art for fun.  He has created a series of fascinating glitch landscapes that are a perfect representation of the glitch aesthetic; deconstruct the image of the world you THINK you are seeing on the computer screen into what it really is:  digitized circuity fooling your eyes.  Here nature and the computer are presented to your eyes simultaneously, and the results are both beautiful and thought provoking.

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