generation/mutation 1.2

After its launch on DIGITALSOULS.COM in 1998, interest in generation/mutation grew week by week. A steady stream of new contributions arrived almost daily. These early, human made contributions are presented here in generation/mutation 1.2

generation/mutation 1.2

August 2001

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Udo Hanten: fish-waiting4water

Kakupacal: untitled

Anonymous: Bolan

Udo Hanten: Fishcar

Anonymous: untitled

Kakupacal: untitled

Anonymous: untitled

M Marshall: the last yardsale

Keith P Chevalier: i remember

M.G. Wood: none

Martin Pribble: The Mercy Seat

Udo Hanten: boy Zone

Tom R. Chambers: Alteration dv01a

Casey Keeler: Ergonomicon’s Response to Infinity

Joe Keenan: Generific

Stephanie Rigsby: mutation

Phil Smith: Untitled

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Chapter 1 - Crowds

Based on the idea of crowdsourcing creative work online, years before the expression “crowdsourcing” was coined, generation/mutation received contributions from a diverse group of international new media artists. During its first two years, the project’s online exhibition attracted more than 2.5 million visitors and has remained one of the most iconic collaborative new media artworks online.

Launched on digitalsouls.com in the early days of the Internet, before Google or Facebook or iPhones, generation/mutation explores the new possibilities of collaborative art production and distribution afforded by the evolution of digital technologies.

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