Real life has taken a toll on me so I’ve been lazy updating the blog. Anyway, a new blog.
I was trying to find a book to read while doing the can. I dug up my information art from when I was in the college. I scanned it and I’ve decided to read it all over again. It’s amazing how many how art and sciences are intertwined through out the history of mankind.
The project that I am in interested most from that short of period of time was call, “The Web Stalker” by I/O/D. It’s an web browser that not only let you view the website, it take the website apart and let you see the site under it’s skin. The project/program was written in 1997 and some of it’s function can be mimic by today’s advanced html/css/ajax programming. However, it was a remarkable piece of art. Back then, websites are dull, not visually appealing. They are much better in 2009 but it has become harder and harder to see a site by just it’s skeleton structure. People are hiding their assets, site projects, and tests on their websites that is not accessible by the general public. I personally have never tried this software before so I don’t know if this can display all these hidden elements but from what I’ve seen from the demo images, it is absolutely cool to see a website from a machine’s perspective.
Web Stalker truly is a stalker. 
From reading all these cool projects. I think I am ready to get back into the game and start to work on my abandon projects. First one up is the greenhouse emulator. Full journal and past research notes coming soon.
/bow
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