ZINCHUE · CHROMA STATIC
An interactive broadcast-art channel built from chromatic separation, tracking errors, fake subtitles, signal logs, and deliberately degraded video.
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An interactive broadcast-art channel built from chromatic separation, tracking errors, fake subtitles, signal logs, and deliberately degraded video.
An AI relationship proxy that learns a user's voice from twenty messages and sends good-mornings, check-ins, apologies, and conflict de-escalation on their behalf.
An interactive archive of 59 military, research, training, and pioneering aircraft spanning 1903 to 2020.
A fictional salvage cooperative presents four games as derelict spacecraft rebuilt from wreckage.
A family-made digital memoir collecting stories, photographs, and memories from Bob’s seventy years.
A 3D guessing game asks you to predict where one wandering hen will lay her egg across a named smallholding.
An interactive archive of newspaper accounts of ghostly disturbances from 1662 to 1929.
A ten-article argument for staying unaffiliated with parties, sects, classes, tribes, and other identity groups.
An interactive demonstration of a website built for both human visitors and software agents, with callable tools for operating a mechanical cabinet.
A memorial archive preserving Joe Felz’s companies, solar teaching, rare-book library, media work, travels, and surviving channels.
A free handmade pixel-art adventure set beneath Mt. Fuji, playable in a browser through a local patcher.
A satirical local newsroom covering Fresno politics, traffic, culture, sports, and Valley life.
A quarterly publication reviewing PC games through their photo modes, composition, lighting, and the images they make possible.
A richly assembled archive of 30 U.S. patents for safety coffins and grave signals, filed between 1843 and 1913.
An immersive crime-fiction edition delivered as eight sealed envelopes containing correspondence, evidence, photographs, and private audio.
Purser is a cross-border trade documentation system for Indian exporters and importers, built around one versioned record per shipment.
A community directory of 90s-nostalgia audio sites themed around barber shops, trucks, bus stands, autos, festivals, languages, and regional music.
Old School Exams turns real school examinations from 1845–1912 into interactive tests, then issues a museum-made report card.
A browser-based tool for turning funeral, memorial, wedding, or naming-service text and photographs into print-ready folded booklets.
An unusually focused publication reviewing how PC games simulate—or merely display—rain, wind, fog, snow, and cold.
A free Queensland flood-gauge viewer that arranges Bureau of Meteorology readings downstream, so people can follow the handful of gauges relevant to where they live.
A map and guide to 1,098 standout sandwiches across 49 states, with one recommended order for each shop.
A typing trainer that measures rollover: starting the next key before releasing the last, alongside speed, accuracy, consistency, and keystroke timing.
SPLAT lets users edit and animate 3D Gaussian-splat captures with effects, node graphs, particles, procedural shapes, and audio-driven modulation.