Daniel Wilsons asked me to help him with the practical part of his master thesis graduation.
The final work was Digital Ate The Cassette tape, an VHS commission for the practical part of his master thesis graduation. The work was exhibited as a VHS, playing in a video recorder. It also came with an typewriter label. The Final video shows signs of digital and analog compressions, to show that both realms possess noise artifacts. The video also has a piece of glitch studies manifesto.
The final work was Digital Ate The Cassette tape, an VHS commission for the practical part of his master thesis graduation. The work was exhibited as a VHS, playing in a video recorder. It also came with an typewriter label. The Final video shows signs of digital and analog compressions, to show that both realms possess noise artifacts. The video also has a piece of glitch studies manifesto.
Sound mix by Daniel Wilson (he sampled the sound of a test tape/card, the eurosignal \\which I used to wake up with many mornings when I was young// and generation loss). Video is by me.
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