Mastodon Feedgeneriyaki@genart.social wrote:
"Infinite Scroll."
Any manifesto worth its salt is tediously long, if not infinite or nearly so. Also, many of them are indecipherable.
So, here is my manifesto. This is a continuation from the Genuary 2023 prompt on asemic writing (using lines and symbols that look like writing, but do not have any meaning).
It is left as an exercise for the reader to interpret the text.
#GenArt #GenerativeArt #Processing #CreativeCoding #Genuary #Genuary28 #Genuary2025
Attachments:
- "In the shadow of understanding, we gather. Not to illuminate, but to obscure; not to build, but to unmake. What lies behind the veil of language is ours to shape—a language of silence, a script of shadows. We write not for the eye to read but for the soul to tremble. Words shall crumble under the weight of their own meaning, their edges frayed into whispers. Order will dissolve, and the comfortable patterns you cling to will scatter like ash on an indifferent wind. This is not an invitation. This is a reckoning. The unwritten begins." Haha just kidding. That was some AI-generated gobbledygook right there. True caption: Meaningless red "text" scrolls infinitely on a black background. The "text" resembles sloppy handwriting but contains no discernible letters, much less words, or thoughts. Still, maybe it expresses something. (remote)