Matteo Bittanti is the co-author of GameScenes, art in the Age of Videogames with Domenico Quaranta. This website, which explores game-based artistic production, distributions, and discussion, was introduced in 2005.
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Bjørn's "Postmodern Paranoia" (2004), sculpture - left Bjørn's "Cactus with long flower" (2006), sculpture - right Bjørn's "Surreal Dream master" (2004), sculpture [all images courtesy of the artist] Link
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George Bolster, Deathmatch, digital print, 2013 George Bolster, Distraction, digital print, 2013 LINK Submitted by Matteo Bittanti
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Yucef Mehri, "Super Atari Poetry" (2003), installation Link
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Marc Kremers, "Mood", 2007, graphic illustration Link
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Jean Bedez, "Game Over", 2006, sculpture (Images courtesy of the artist) Jean Bedez, "Pocket Monster", 2006 (Image courtesy of the artist) Link
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"The artwork consists in a video montage of simulated car crashes in Burnout Paradise (Criterion/Electronic Arts, 2008). The soundtrack features a mix of “real” automobile wrecks noises mixed with the sounds of a woman moaning and groaning." (Matteo Bittanti) Link
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Oscar Stegehuis, "Soul Room", 2005, computer game modification A (unrealEngine2)Oscar Stegehuis, computer game modification B, 2006, (unrealEngine2) "computer game modification (unrealEngine2) i recreated the area where i live in the hague. game characters and aliens are now fighting in my neighborhood, outside my (virtual) door."
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Pierrick Thébault, "CyPorn", 2009 [all images courtesy of the artist) "Pierrick Thébault is a French user interface designer and a journalist for Amusement Magazine. He blogs about the convergence of art and media and is interested in video game development. Pierrick is the founder of the llllllllllllllll
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"Last Riot, Last Riot 2 AES+F group, 2005-2007""The virtual world generated by the real world of the past twentieth century as the organism coming from a test-tube, expands, leaving its borders and grasping new zones, absorbs its founders and mutates in something absolutely new. In
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"Yesterday I started an experiment, which was to figure out how well I could integrate game models into typical art renders. I went back to Steam and experimented with exporting tons of them out. I hit some roadblocks but found out how to do it pretty efficiently. The Source
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manipulated screenshots, various resolutions, 2009 Link
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"Combining essay, documentary, and narrative-fiction, the film weaves the tale of a legendary gamer's struggle for redemption. 2009 | digital video | color | sound | approx. 60 minutes (in progress)" (Jon Rafman, image: courtesy of the artist) [youtube channel] [link]