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//// DEAD PIXELS _ A dual screen 32 bits non game.
YEAR 2023
SIZE 32x21x10cm
WITH Felix Martinez
TECH Laser cutted wood
TECH Sandblasted aluminium
TECH Nokia 3310 screen
TECH LED matrix
TECH Various electronics
TECH Rasberi Pi 3
TECH Low bitrated mp3
SHOW The Seashore of Endless World
WHRE Le Commun / Geneva [CH]
INFO Curated by Christian Bili
INFO Curated by Samuel Wagen-Magnon
PICS Sandra Pointet

Dead Pixels is a portable console curated by Christian Bili and Samuel Wagen Magnon for The Seashore of Endless Worlds an exhibition in Ginebra about games.

It was done in collaboration with Felix Martinez who has programmed all the algorithms and electronics.

Dead Pixels represents a portable stadium with a tiny battle of pixels on the small lower screen.
The fight is a reinterpretation of the Conway Life Game, the first cellular automaton that was created in 1970.

When you start the game, a number counter scrolls and indicates the number of pixels killed during the game. In a few seconds, thousands of pixels kill each other under the gaze of the crowd symbolized by the animation of the red LED matrix.
A non playable wood video game console reinterpretating the code of the conway life game an celd automaton from the 70s. The console represent a small stadium with a lot of gladiators pixels fighting to death A non playable wood video game console reinterpretating the code of the conway life game an celd automaton from the 70s. The console represent a small stadium with a lot of gladiators pixels fighting to death A non playable wood video game console reinterpretating the code of the conway life game an celd automaton from the 70s. The console represent a small stadium with a lot of gladiators pixels fighting to death A non playable wood video game console reinterpretating the code of the conway life game an celd automaton from the 70s. The console represent a small stadium with a lot of gladiators pixels fighting to death

//// DEAD PIXELS _ A dual screen 32 bits non game.
YEAR 2023
SIZE 32x21x10cm
WITHFelix Martinez
TECH Laser cutted wood
TECH Sandblasted aluminium
TECH Nokia 3310 screen
TECH LED matrix
TECH Various electronics
TECH Rasberi Pi 3
TECH Low bitrated mp3
SHOW The Seashore of Endless World
WHRE Le Commun / Geneva[CH]
INFO Curated by Christian Bili
INFO Curated by Samuel Wagen-Magnon
PICS Sandra Pointet

Dead Pixels is a portable console curated by Christian Bili and Samuel Wagen Magnon for The Seashore of Endless Worlds an exhibition in Ginebra about games.

It was done in collaboration with Felix Martinez who has programmed all the algorithms and electronics.

Dead Pixels represents a portable stadium with a tiny battle of pixels on the small lower screen.
The fight is a reinterpretation of the Conway Life Game, the first cellular automaton that was created in 1970.

When you start the game, a number counter scrolls and indicates the number of pixels killed during the game. In a few seconds, thousands of pixels kill each other under the gaze of the crowd symbolized by the animation of the red LED matrix.