Glitch Art

A Dutch artist renowned for her work in Glitch Art, Menkman explores video compression, feedback, and digital glitches to create her pieces.

Her journey into Glitch Art began with her fascination with visual errors caused by digital malfunctions, and she now collaborates with various artists to bring immersive glitch experiences.

A multimedia artist who integrates glitch aesthetics into his work, Sheridan’s portfolio includes concert visuals, album art, and other digital media that utilize glitch techniques to enhance their impact.

A Swiss visual artist known for her experimental video art and installations. Rist incorporates glitch aesthetics into her vibrant, immersive works that often explore the interplay between nature and digital technology.

Clothing featuring designs that mimic digital pixelation and distortions, creating a fragmented and chaotic look.

Bold color schemes that reflect the high-contrast visuals often seen in glitch art.

Fabrics printed with glitch-inspired patterns, including streaks, noise, and error motifs, to create a tech-savvy and modern aesthetic.

Glitch aesthetics can be seen in films like The Matrix and TV shows like Mr. Robot, which use visual glitches to enhance their cyberpunk and dystopian themes.

Titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Watch Dogs incorporate glitch art into their visuals, emphasizing the chaotic and unpredictable nature of their digital worlds.

Artists like Flying Lotus and Kanye West have used glitch aesthetics in their music videos to create a futuristic and edgy visual style.

Embracing digital errors as a form of artistic expression, challenging the notion of perfection in digital media.

Highlighting the beauty and creativity that can arise from chaos and unexpected disruptions.

Examining how digital technology affects identity, perception, and reality through the lens of visual glitches.