re|thread ✨

myriad

myriad explores the themes of origin, contribution, inspiration and accreditation in human expression and creation, through the example of digital artworks and the software used to create them.

[re|in]verse

[re|in]verse is a light, sound and water installation that reveals the extraordinary software layers involved in the core matrix operations that power the scientific work of Nobel laureates and their teams.

It was created for Nobel Week Lights, and in collaboration with Jaime Reyes.

sys|calls

sys|calls is an immersive installation and series of live performances exploring the sublime inner workings of software, made in collaboration with Jaime Reyes.

re|cord

re|cord is a concept album with selected pieces of sonified software and data from more that 3 years of practise by re|thread.

A re|lease party was held at Den Fantastiska Platsen on May the 4th (Star Wars Day), 2023.

un|fold

un|fold is a multidimensional light and sound sculpture, created for the historic Turbine Hall at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, as part of the Nobel Week Lights 2022. It contrasts the simplicity of digital actions that can be used to explain complex chemical processes with the actual complexity and intricacies of the software traces that perform these actions.

cyber|glow at the Broms Palace

cyber|glow is an audiovisual interactive installation. It reveals the invisible and live software traces that operate an interactive game. cyber|glow enchants visitors with a large-scale multi-player quiz game tailored to the context where it is presented. Through particle system visualisations and a tactile sonification, cyber|glow reveals the intangible layers of code and data that run the game.

cyber|glow at Benny Fredrikssons torg

cyber|glow is a light installation, generated in real time based on the interactions of the visitors. It reveals the invisible and live software traces that operate an interactive game. cyber|glow enchants visitors with a large-scale multi-player game where they learn about Nobel discoveries. cyber|glow reveals the intangible layers of code and data that run the game, through a generative laser projection.

Browser Chance Music at KMH

BCM creates a space for a radically different relationship between user and software. Evanescent and imperceptible internet activity emanating from a smartphone is revealed through immersive sounds and visuals.

This project is a collaboration between the re|thread collective and Henrik Frisk, professor of music at KMH, and funded by NAVET.

Drift

This online exhition lets you discover the intricate strata of code and network that operate to deliver the content of a search. And Drift reveals how these strata continuously evolve, even behind what seems a very well known, stable, familiar web site.

RFC:675:08

RFC:675:08 is a visual installation at the intersection of science & art for the Nobel Week of Lights It is performed at the heart of Stockholm, on the Kungsgatan LED screen.

This artwork unveils the data transmitted from Stockholm to the world through the internetwork Transmission Control Program [TCP] and its interface to programs or citizens that require its services.

Pellow

Pellow is an interactive installation that reveals what happens under the hood of a browser when you visit web pages.

Browser Chance Music

BCM creates a space for a radically different relationship between user and software. Evanescent and imperceptible internet activity emanating from a smartphone is revealed through immersive sounds and visuals.

This project is a collaboration between the re|thread collective and Henrik Frisk, professor of music at KMH, and funded by NAVET.

softwear

A work in progress about the intersections between software and knitting: check out the Softwear blog

session x01 - browser fingerprinting

Online exhibition on browser fingerprinting. Are you unique on the internet? What’s left of you when you leave a web page? How entangled are you and your device? Is your browser in the artwork or is the artwork in your browser?

software in times of corona

A small gallery of visual responses to the question: "How is software shaping your experience during the covid-19 crisis?"

re|Traces of Search

The audiovisual software art installation ’re|Traces of Search’ probes human-software relationships by examining in detail a specific and situated action: searching on the web.

re|trash

A playful installation for children with old computer parts and generative sound and visuals.

re|quest

An ongoing collection of pieces exploring the software and data structures triggered when searching for a query on Google.com

ci-poetry

The interactive installation ci-poetry simulates the concept of collaborative coding or continuous integration (CI) through generative poetry creation. The installation has been designed for the specific context of R1, Sweden’s first reactor hall, now dismantled and used as a cultural venue. In the installation, a collective poem is composed and sonified by 12 “poets” who each contribute with a line of their own source poem.

ci art hackathon 2019

Passionate and creative software students, software developers, artists, designers and curious citizens participated in the first ever performance of software art based on continuous integration data. During this hackathon, 23 teams delved into the extraordinary activity that occurs in a continuous integration server through visual and sound representations.