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by Igor Štromajer
2014 – 2025

· new entries, June 2025

Net Art Books, Portugal

Two books published this year in Portuguese that, among other things, also discuss Štromajer‘s net art works.

· Arte, Digital, Academia, Museu Zer0 Vol. 2, Porto, 2025
· Net Arte no Triângulo das Bermudas, Lisbon, 2025

Arte, Digital, Academia, Museu Zer0 Vol. 2
Luísa Ribas and Miguel Carvalhais (Eds.), Porto, 2025

This book brings together texts in the fields of computational literature, sound art and computational music, digital art curation and exhibition, and critical digital art and design.

In her text A Curadoria Online e a Net Art em Portugal, Sofia Ponte mentions Štromajer‘s work i want to share you – what are you doing to me?.

Texts by Rui Torres, Diogo Marques, Bruno Ministro, Francisca Rocha Gonçalves, Rui Penha, Ana Nistal Freijo, Helena Barranha, Sofia Ponte, Luís Pinto Nunes, Filipe Pais, Ana Carvalho, Joana Pestana, Luísa Ribas, Miguel Carvalhais

Net Arte no Triângulo das Bermudas (Net Art in the Bermuda Triangle)
Sofia Ponte (Ed.), MEO, Lisboa, 2025

In her text Redes de Cuidado (Networks of Care), Annet Dekker discusses Štromajer‘s works Expunction and -oµ4×.

Texts by @c, Annie Abrahams, Beatriz Albuquerque, Mário Cameira, Joana Chicau, João Cruz, Annet Dekker, Daniel Pinheiro, Coletivo Pizz Buin, Sofia Ponte, Rudolfo Quintas, Alice dos Reis, Luísa Ribas, Luis D. Rivero-Moreno, Susana Mendes Silva, Rui Torres, Coletivo wr3ad1ng d1g1ts.

Bright Night Berlin

Bright Night – In Between
exhibition of net art activities + sound night

panke.gallery, Berlin
23 May 2025
7 pm ~ 4 am

Artists at the exhibition:
Amy Alexander, Vuk Ćosić, Constant Dullaart, Sarah Friend & Arkadiy Kukarkin, JODI, Olia Lialina, Jonas Lund, Joana Moll, Everest Pipkin, Sebastian Schmieg, Yehwan Song, Miyö van Stenis, Igor Štromajer & Brane Zorman

· curated by Sakrowski

Igor Štromajer & Brane Zorman:
Ballettikka Internettikka
Internet Ballet (28 March 2002)
video doc (20:42)

📷 Galya Feierman at panke.gallery

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by Igor Štromajer
2014 – 2025

· new entries, April 2025

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Unicode poems in Zagreb

3¦×Fñ-Qé3=Mià+
one hundred and one poems co-written by a human and a machine

➠ 3¦×Fñ-Qé3=Mià+

📍 Booksa / Kulturtreger
Thursday, 13 March 2025 at 19:30
Martićeva 14D, Zagreb

· in collaboration with Format C / Hacklab01 / MaMa

The Zagreb launch of the latest collection of computer-generated poems by Igor Štromajer and his computers took place on Thursday, 13 March 2025 at 19:30 at Booksa – in collaboration with Format C / Hacklab01 / MaMa.

↑ Štromajer in Booksa 📷 Sanja Junaković

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.else.if – grey) (area

.else.if

by Igor Štromajer
HTML · JavaScript, 2025
solo exhibition
1 March – 1 June 2025

Wi-Fi Gallery grey) (area
St. Mark’s Square, Korčula, Croatia
Curator: Darko Fritz
· galerija siva) (zona

· ten Unicode poems co-written by a human and a machine

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Total Screen Time, Berlin

Total Screen Time – Brainrot
— group show · a one-night exhibition on phones
panke.gallery, Berlin
Saturday, 1 February 2025
18:00 – 21:00

· curated by Aram Bartholl and Socrates Stamatatos

↑ auto.function } .client a=tF² () else.if

Igor Štromajer participates with the work:
auto.function } .client a=tF² () else.if
(2025)

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Unicode poems in Berlin

3¦×Fñ-Qé3=Mià+
one hundred and one poems co-written by a human and a machine

➠ Berlin presentation

/rosa – Zentrum für Netzkunst
Friday, 24 January 2025 at 6 pm
Heidelberger Str. 28, 12059 Berlin, Alt-Treptow/Neukölln

The Berlin launch of the latest collection of computer-generated poems by Igor Štromajer and his computers took place on Friday, 24 January 2025 at 6 pm at /rosa – Zentrum für Netzkunst, a Berlin project space specializing in reconstructing, archiving, contextualizing, maintaining and preserving net art and net culture.

The poems were generated between 2013 and 2018 by semi-automatic conversion of .jpg and .gif image files from the author’s deleted net art works [1996-2007; 2011] into text form using the Unicode Encoding Standard.

The Berlin presentation was organized with the kind support of the Slovenian Cultural Information Center SKICA Berlin.