ARNAU TÀSIES
Visual research
New media artist whose works sit at the point where the computational and the physical converge, where processes leave traces, and those traces become images.
What gets lost, corrupted, or transformed becomes the starting point,
using that friction to reveal what normally passes unseen.
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Apparatus
In an age where AI enables instant image creation with a mere phrase—or alternately, demands the technical rigor of CGI and coding—this project shifts the act of image-making into a different realm altogether. Rather than relying on software or traditional visual tools, it explores the generative potential found within the chaotic interplay of cathode ray feedback. Through two Karl Klomp ‘dirty mixers,’ signals are layered, warped, and distorted, turning a CRT monitor into both medium and collaborator. This analog, glitch-driven feedback loop bypasses standard inputs and instead transforms raw electronic noise into a visual artifact—revealing an image made entirely from the pulse of live signal.