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BMatt is an author, artist and programmer working with code and generative tools.
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Social Networking With The Living Dead – Matt Pearson
In this social networking microcosm where the living, content generators, the dead, automated bots, spammers all share a peaceful coexistence, Matt Pearson questions his "other" self who speaks his language and says just the kind of things he woul...
  • D29/04/2013
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    • No-one Ever Cried At A Website – Matt Pearson
    Guest writer Matt Pearson discussed the maturity of code as an artist medium in this first in the series article written for CAN and also published in ebook format.
  • D09/04/2013
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    • Generative Art In HTML5 [Processing, JavaScript, Tutorial]
  • D09/09/2011
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    • Social Networking With The Living Dead – Matt Pearson
    In this social networking microcosm where the living, content generators, the dead, automated bots, spammers all share a peaceful coexistence, Matt Pearson questions his "other" self who speaks his language and says just the kind of things he would say.
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  • T17 min read
    • No-one Ever Cried At A Website – Matt Pearson
    Guest writer Matt Pearson discussed the maturity of code as an artist medium in this first in the series article written for CAN and also published in ebook format.
  • D09/04/2013
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    • Generative Art In HTML5 [Processing, JavaScript, Tutorial]
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    Titles Social Networking With The Living Dea...
    In this social networking microcosm where the living, content generators, the dead, automated bots, spammers all share a peaceful coexistence, Matt Pearson questions his "other" self who speaks his language and says just the kind of things he woul...    , No-one Ever Cried At A Website –...
    Guest writer Matt Pearson discussed the maturity of code as an artist medium in this first in the series article written for CAN and also published in ebook format.    , Generative Art In HTML5 [Processing, ...
    (A Generative Art Lost Chapter) Through the process of writing Generative Art there were various tangents and miscellaneous-mad-shit that, usually in the name of brevity and clarity, ended up on the cutting room floor. What follows is one such tan...    ,
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