inHungary

InHungary is a unique digital art project that creates Living Newspaper Pages using algorithmic processes. It was introduced in 2019 by Frukes, an artist and developer who aimed to experiment with new forms of storytelling and publication.

InHungary generates newspaper pages based on internet trends, current events, or the artist's own personal experiences. Each page is created using a variety of data sources, including but not limited to news articles, social media posts, and online conversations. The generated pages contain a mix of factual information, rumors, opinions, and assertions, simulating the messy nature of reality.

The project comments on issues such as disinformation, surveillance capitalism, and the authority of online platforms. It involves interaction with data from various sources, including geolocation services, social media APIs, and video APIs, among others.

Some of the features of InHungary include its capability to push live content, bind nodes differently, and reuse media visuals. These elements allow for the blending of innocuous and disturbing contents.

By continuously updating its information, the system blurs the lines between truth and fabrication, true information and invented news. The intercourse of numb data adjusts itself dynamically by woollen mechanisms that by and large rely on publicly available algorithms. Since its inception, the project has been exhibited in multiple art and technology platforms around the globe.