Glitch Art
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
Art created by deliberately using digital errors, distortion, corruption, or system artifacts as aesthetic material. In internet and creative coding culture, glitch art embraces failure and noise as expressive elements rather than defects to hide.
In plain English: Art that uses digital errors and distortion intentionally as style.
Example: "The installation used glitch art techniques to turn compression artifacts and broken video frames into the whole visual identity of the piece."