An experiment showing double performance of the code running on JVM comparing to equivalent native C code. The title of this project is provocative, and it is meant to be, to bring attention to certain ideas. Please read through this document before jumping to any conclusions. For now, I will…

I don’t have to tell you who Hitler was, but you might want to know more about this Wittgenstein guy. The list of 100 most important people of the century, curated by the Time magazine, features both of them. It is obviously a very subjective selection of personas, still you…

Giovanni Sollima is one of my favorite contemporary cellists and composers, sometimes called postminimalist but also Jimy Hendrix of the cello. Very unorthodox in the way he is using the instrument, while being extraordinary composer and cello virtuoso in the same time. …

My friend Lei started her Tech Art Berlin initiative. As a curator she is inviting people to shape with her A creative community to connect talents, share resources, and create dialogues on critical issues in technology and art. I rendered generative video out of Tech Art Berlin logo with one…

Here is a fairy tale told by my son. I wrote it down exactly the way he told it. Alan is not a native English speaker. He learned English himself out of YouTube videos. I admire his creativity, because he is creating all the time, with disregard for any conventions…

I remember seeing this face for the first time in my childhood. The Shroud of Turin was giving me these special goosebumps of touching divinity in physical manifestations. There is something in this feeling, which is addictive — this very basic metaphysical atavism attaching us to the sacrum. Most of…

Evolving ephemeral homeostasis against the forces of entropy. This is how I generate these images. This one makes me feel like if it was happening in space. Not very far away from here, but far enough to see the atmosphere of our planet from outside rather than from inside. The…

It was on my way home, when I was flying from New York back to Berlin. Layover in Brussels brought me into the system of airport corridors, these veins pushing the bloodstream of human bodies always in the same direction, towards our destinations. But there are also distractions on the…