These pieces are direct visualizations of binary data. The images were created from the raw bits representing executables, 3d print files, word processing documents, and other arbitrary file types. Each bit is represented as a pixel, with 0s being white pixels and 1s being black pixels. Art emerges from many files when the number of columns in the image is a multiple of eight, being that there are eight bits in a byte, and typically information is embedded in the bytes of a file.

This is found art. Instead of handlebars, they are the instructions that define a font, the header from a 3D print STL file, or data sequences embedded in a PDF. Akin to photography, they document our world from an unconventional perspective. Beauty exists in everything around us, including pure, unabstracted data. All we need to do is look closely.