User:1904.CC/Nebula.m81

Nebula.m81 was an artistic software application transforming internet data into graphics and sound, released by Netochka Nezvanova in 1999 for the Mac OS operating system. It was awarded at the International Music Software Competition in Bourges 1999 and at Transmediale 2001 (first prize in the category "Artistic Software").

Described by jury member Florian Cramer as "an experimental web browser that turned browsing into something resembling measurement data evaluation".

Computer Music Journal 24-3

Nebula.M81 is featured in 72 DPI - design book published by Die Gestalten Verlag Berlin/Germany - also the 1st book to be printed in hexachrome [6 colors]