glitcheffekter
Glitcheffekter, often shortened to "glitch art," refers to the aesthetic use of digital or analog errors that occur in electronic or digital systems. These errors, which are typically unintended and considered flaws, are manipulated by artists to create visually striking and often abstract imagery or sound. The core principle of glitcheffekter is the subversion of expected outcomes, transforming malfunctions into deliberate artistic expressions.
The origins of glitcheffekter can be traced back to early experiments with video and audio equipment, where
Common visual characteristics of glitcheffekter include pixelation, color banding, displaced visual elements, repetition, and distorted forms.