Be it a soft alienation or a complete dissolution of structure: Graphical glitch art is a form of color manipulation.
Some of the works shown in this room are conventional paintings from the artist's beginnings that he later "glitched", others are most recent generative pieces.
While some allow us to guess which object was initially depicted, most of them have fully transitioned into the abstract - for some viewers, they might seem remiscent
to the straight squares of Mondrian or the pure colors of Míro. Others might remind us of the distortions of screens without a clean signal, which were omnipresent
a few decades ago, but are now usually hidden from sight by the manufacturers of consumer hard- and software. Finally, some works appear liquified - the clean, digital structure
is molten and seemingly replaced by a free flow of colors.
The unifying element of all pictures is the artifical, alien, and yet (for we have become citizens of the digital realm they come from) strangely familiar colors that were
enraptured from our daily experience realm to be, shifted and rearranged, presented to us in this room.
