S L I M S A E L I M

Everything should be about programming and deprogramming

I believe creativity shouldn't have limits. That's why I'm building the future where ideas flow at the speed of thought.

Technology should disappear. When someone uses what I build, they shouldn't think about the code—they should feel the magic of creating without boundaries.

Recently joined the club — building things that matter, breaking things that don't.

We're at the beginning of a revolution. The canvas is becoming intelligent. Tools are learning to understand intent. Soon, the gap between imagination and creation will vanish.

This isn't about pixels or performance. It's about democratizing human creativity. Making everyone an artist, a builder, a dreamer who can manifest their vision instantly.

Building the foundations of collaborative 3D graphics

Work

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Clayva

Where teams think together visually. Imagine Figma meets consciousness—every stroke, every idea, perfectly synchronized across minds. The canvas that makes distance disappear.

Real-time Sync Infinite Canvas Zero Latency
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The Thing

Think about it

Focus Flow Feedback Loop
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Stack

Official NFB Collection • National Film Board of Canada

Sound

Field recordings from abandoned data centers. Modular synthesis at 3am. Converting GPU fan noise into ambient soundscapes.

Live coding music performances at underground Berlin venues. Teaching synthesizers to speak in WebGL. Making techno with TypeScript.

Aphex Twin Brian Eno The Beatles Modular Live Coding

Arthur Lipsett

The discarded footage speaks louder than intended narratives. I splice the unconscious moments between frames. 21-87: where a man reaches for meaning in the technological void.

Found sounds from forgotten archives. Images that corporations threw away. I arrange them like dreams arrange themselves - without permission, without logic, with perfect sense. Warren tells me about anastomotic nets while I dress as the Monkey King. The 10-8 Club knows: reality is the first rough cut.

21-87 1963

A number. A man. A moment of transcendence in Montreal.

Very Nice, Very Nice 1961

Fragments of anxiety assembled from the cutting room floor

Strange Codes 1975

McCulloch narrates neural nets while I perform rituals. Time has been.

Free Fall 1964

What falls: empires, consciousness, the frame rate of perception

"The minute you deal with an anastomotic net, it becomes possible to take care of troubles which cannot possibly be handled by any serial machine whatsoever." - Warren, whispering in Strange Codes
10-8 Anastomotic cinema • Information flowing all channels • Act with sound judgment

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