Syntopia

ChucK is an audio programming language for real-time performance. It is possible to add and modify code without stopping the audio stream, which makes live coding sessions possible. I played a bit around with ChucK in the miniAudicle editor, which can be recommended – the real Audicle (a spectacular OpenGL interfaced IDE) on the other hand proved to be quite unstable.

For a more extreme version of live coding check out Quoth (now this is weird – a Zork-inspired user interface).

Some people take an opposite approach to virtual art by de-virtualizing mathematics: Nicholas Rougeux is building a level four Menger sponge fractal from 1.3 million units made of index cards. His previous work includes building a level 3 sponge (with a mere 66048 units) in seven months.

Spam Architecture and Spam Plants are projects by Alex Dragulescu that creates mathematical visualizations with spam mail as input.