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KAGAYA's Celestial Exploring combines digital fantasy art with a far-future story in which humanity spreads among the stars and returns to a restored Earth as a sacred home world.
CityFonts is part of JODI's long-running habit of taking familiar interfaces, maps, browsers, and computer conventions and making them behave just wrong enough to become art.
ACiD Productions began as ANSI Creators in Demand in 1990, carried BBS-era text art onto the web, and turned acid.org into a durable home for a scene built from ANSI, ASCII, music, code, and digital graphics.
LunarSight's Papercut Suicide grew out of the 1990s personal Web as a home for digital art, music synthesis, fractals, brainwave experiments, Half-Life writing, and hand-edited HTML that never needed to become a platform.
Jno Cook's long-running personal site preserves experimental art, photography notes, student work, family history, and a 1999 exhibition of dysfunctional talking toasters.
Petra Cortright's personal art index preserves videos, GIFs, ASCII drawings, pixel paintings and web-native work in a deliberately chaotic interface that refuses portfolio polish.