Expanded Works - Daniel Temkin: Glitchometry Triangles #1 (2013)
Video generated by scanning Glitchometry Triangles #1 (2013) by Daniel Temkin from left to right one pixel at a time and stretching the single vertical strip of pixels to the full width of the frame. Frames are animated at 30fps. Sound is generated by reading the pixel values of each strip from top to bottom to produce a raw binary file of interleved RGB values (8bits per channel). The raw file was then audified as an 8bit unsigned mono audio file and time shifted (by altering the playback sample rate) to match the length of the animation.
source: http://danieltemkin.com/Glitchometry/
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