Covid-19 is... (2020)
A Twitter account that tweets about all the opportunities Covid-19 gives us. @covid_chance
A Twitter account that tweets about all the opportunities Covid-19 gives us. @covid_chance
A proposal for 35 new emojis that go beyond the hugs and kisses of the standard emoji set.
This project tries to provide many pictures that are not included in the standard emoji set, possibly because they are controversial in certain cultures, overly specific, too weird, too local, too personal or just forgotten.
My bank account transaction history made public.
I have been keeping my finances open since 2016 to help reveal who gets paid how much and for what in our society.
in collaboration with Sébastien Mazauric
A web app to arrange tiles according to specified rules.
Tessellation allows you to upload square images and define how they connect. The app will then try to arrange the tiles into a larger composition adhering to the connection rules. This is similar to the Wang tiles problem.
A chart comparing the Czech and German voting advice apps for the 2019 European Parliament election.
in collaboration with Jiří Skála
A desktop application that should help us understand which of the work we do on our computers is paid and which is unpaid.
This application is part of the Human Activities project focusing on limiting the exploitation of individuals in the current production relationships.
A software tool to describe my life.
It creates one timeline from various digital sources: calendar appointments, completed tasks,sent and received emails, sport activity, social media posts, software development work, films watched, traditional diary.
It doesn't cover: unplanned activities (meeting someone, visiting a place), house work, repairs, reading books, unpublished projects, conversations, health, sleep, feelings, what other people did.
Archive of all opinion polls from the Czech online newspaper Novinky.cz since January 1, 2015.
A collection of scenes from films and TV series, in which the main characters need to talk in private, so they ask the supporting characters to leave the room.
This project uses an unrealistic film trope as an illustration of the problems of privacy.
A web archive of the life and work at the Visiting Professor Studio of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague lead by Artur Żmijewski in the summer semester of 2014.