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Writing Things We Can No Longer Read
An absurdist notgame. Developed, in part, for a 12 hour game jam, updated for a gallery exhibition and continually evolving. PLAY
Landscapes
These are a series of prints made by accident. They are broken and distorted portraits of global icons. Icons imbued with an inordinate amount of faith and trust by...
Me&You
Another notgame experiment thing. PLAY IT HERE or on KONGREGATE
Down&Up
A notartgame that follows no conventions but its own, "Down&Up" is a frustrating, colorful and sometimes disturbing experience. It will fight you for control. It...
Find & Replace
Find & Replace / performance / Drift Station / Gallery April 1, 2011 Alex Myers // Video Jeff Thompson // Audio from the release: "During the opening, Alex Myers...
REDACTED PERFECTION
REDACTED PERFECTION was a group exhibition at Drift Station curated by Jeff Thompson and Angeles Cossio. It ran from February 4 - March 2, 2011. I put a few...
And The Dreams of The Many
And The Dreams of The Many (ADOTM) is the latest in my series of K'NEX-based installations. Created specifically for Science Fair, a huge local group exhibition in...
YPTOLM
If You Play It Too Often, It Loses Its Meaning is an exploration of interconnected surreal digital compositions. Each moveMeant is an investigation of a theme...
Of Youth & Dreams in the Evening of Life
an installation at The bemisUnderground, Omaha, NE. March - April 2010 from the release Alex chooses his materials carefully. He utilizes simple K'nex motors to...
Does Not Play Well With Others
Oude Natuurmuseum, Groningen, NL. June - July 2009 Roxaboxen, Chicago, IL. October, 2010 I used a simple video game hardware hack to subtly change the dynamics of...
And The Dreams So Rich With Color
an installation at NP3, in Groningen, The Netherlands. Nov - Dec, 2008 The bright, plastic colors disarm the senses and create an expectation of frivolity, yet the...
Winning
Build a small room. Arm two players. Let them kill each other. Over and over and over and over and over. Call it "Winning." It examines the dynamic of popular...