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Lobster Random Gallery at Schellingstr. 50 Maxvorstadt inMunich/Germany. (RIP)

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Exhibition “Lobster Random: No Gain!” February-2010 in Munich / Germany.

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scumskullz are constructed from black and white pixels on a 5×5 grid. the result is a space-Invaders-like pixel fighter – friendly or aggressive, chaotic or regular. it started out as an icon design study and has grown into a collaborative online art project with contributors from all over the planet. but beware: not every 5×5 bitmap is valid. there are certain constraints the anatomy of a scumskull has to meet. like almost every living creature on earth they are symmetric and contiguous. they have to touch all boundaries of the construction grid, too. an exhaustive search showed that according to this definition there are 12,209 possible scumskullz.

scumskullz usually live on computer screens and stickers on the streets, but they can be made out of everything you can imagine. bathroom tiles, legos, food, rubber stamps, lamps or truetype fonts. there are even rumors of scumskullz spotted on acid sheets and pills of E. visit the website to witness the global infiltration, learn more about the anatomy, view all discovered species and create your own scumskull.
the scumskullz crew consists of interdisciplinary design and IT experts based in munich, bavaria.

Das Haus am Köllnischen Park …

…wurde bis 1990 von SED-Parteischule “Karl Marx” sowie von der Bezirksparteischule “Friedrich Engels” genutzt.
Urban Experiences Workspace Berlin fand im größten Raum des Gebäudes, im Kinosaal statt.
In enger Zusammenarbeit mit den Helden von “BerlinBeamBoys“.

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Exhibitions in Munich/Germany, Zaragoza/Spain, Katowice/Poland, Vilnius/Lithuania.

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Scumskullz are constructed from black and white pixels on a 5×5 grid. the result is a space-Invaders-like pixel fighter – friendly or aggressive, chaotic or regular. It started out as an icon design study and has grown into a collaborative online art project with contributors from all over the planet. But beware: not every 5×5 bitmap  is valid. There are certain constraints the anatomy of a scumskull has to meet. like almost every living creature on earth they are symmetric and contiguous. they have to touch all boundaries of the construction grid, too.

An exhaustive search showed that according to this definition there are 12,209 possible Scumskullz.

Scumskullz usually live on computer screens and stickers on the streets, but they can be made out of everything you can imagine. Bathroom tiles, legos, food, rubber stamps, lamps or truetype fonts. there are even rumors of scumskullz spotted on acid sheets and pills of E. Visit the website to witness the global infiltration, learn more about the anatomy, view all discovered species and create your own scumskull. The Scumskullz crew consists of interdisciplinary design and IT experts based in munich, bavaria.

Every Scumskull is constructed from black or white pixels on a 5×5 grid.
Additionally there are certain constraints on the shape of a Scumskull:

	A Scumskull must be symmetric to the vertical axis.
	A Scumskull must be contiguous. That is, all black pixels have to be connected. Diagonal connections are allowed.
	A Scumskull must be expletive. That is, the bounding box of the black pixels of a Scumskull must cover the whole 5×5 grid. Or, there must be at least one black pixel on the leftmost and rightmost columns and the topmost and bottommost rows of the grid

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Visit the SCUMSKULLZ website by SCUM SUPPLIES INC.

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