Ultimate Worm by Roman Bromboszcz

Roman Bromboszcz (born 1976) is a Polish cultural expert, philosopher, poet, composer, and artist.

He works on the borderline of the arts: visual arts, electronic music, literature, programming, science, at the crossroads of various problems. He creates objects in which he uses characters, text, typography, colors, sounds, graphics, and photography. It enables the recipient to act within their own implementation, both on the tactile and virtual level. He uses programming languages as a source of inspiration and a working tool comparable to clay or paint in a tube. In 2005, he coined the term "cybernetic poetry". He headed the Perfokarta group together with other people undertaking activities at the intersection of literature and visual arts. In the years 2003-2014 he was the leader of the music group KAL(e)KA electronic and publishing an underground magazine.
He creates graphic cycles, some of them go parallel to both books and framed prints. Produces sound loops used to sound digital files with content dynamic. These files are published in the form of pages, websites, on screens or on printed surfaces. In his work, he deals with topics in the field of automation, cybernetization, social changes in the 21st century under the influence of the expansion of information networks.

More info can be found at
https://roman.bromboszcz.perfokarta.net/

This album, recorded 10 years ago, contains metaphors related to programming, Web 2.0 and computing - smart jokes and clever glitches about cyberculture.

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