ChromaTweet is an ongoing nano-blogging project where each post consists of a single color tone. The daily moods, feelings, and experiences are compressed into one piece of information: color.
Rules:
One chromatweet per day, every day.
No white (FFFFFF) or black (000000).
The title of every post is the hexadecimal code of the color.
The first ChromaTweet post: 1 April 2009
23 September 2011
ChromaTweet Outdoor Print in Dumbo
Two years worth of ChromaTweets (1 April 2009 - 31 March 2011) have received a 100 meter printed outdoor treatment in Dumbo, Brooklyn, as a part of the Dumbo Arts Festival 2011.
Location of the artwork:
Water street, between Old Dock St and Main St.
Presented by ArtBridge
www.art-bridge.org
www.dumboartsfestival.com
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1 January 2012 ChromaTweet 2011 Calendar.
Version 1: month by month. Version 2: week by week.
www.chromatweet.com/2011
26 December 2011 ChromaTweet One Thousand. Online sheet.
One thousand Chromatweets. Each day/color = 1px.
www.chromatweet.com/1000
23 September 2011 ChromaTweet Outdoor Print in Dumbo
Two years worth of ChromaTweets (1 April 2009 - 31 March 2011) in the form of a 300 ft long outdoor print as a part of the Dumbo Arts Festival. Presented by ArtBridge.
20 April 2011 ChromaTweet Sound
The annual (1 April 2010 - 31 March 2011) Chromatweet map prepared for the Art Bridge show about sound in Empire Records offices.
A vinyl record shape representing my daily mood affected by music. Every line/groove stands for one day.
The work is selected for the exhibition, but the show was unfortunately cancelled.
Online exhibition.
1 January 2011 2010 in ChromaTweets. Online sheet.
2010 in ChromaTweets. Online sheet. Each chromatweet 1 px.
25 May 2010ChromaTweet at Mikser EXPO.
photo: Dragan MileusnićChromaTweet annual sheet at Mikser Expo exhibition (KVART magazine selection).
1 April 2010The First Annual Sheet
The 1st year of ChromaTweet. Online sheet.
25 February 2010ChromaTweet Sampler
Analog ChromaTweet sampler. Acrylic paint on 5x5 cm canvas.
25 August 2009A Feature in KVART Magazine
