| Feature | Rumpeltonian Cubism | Pixel Art | Glitch Art |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Tools | Very basic software (e.g., Microsoft Paint) | Specialized software or general purpose art software with a strict workflow | Data manipulation, intentional errors in code/hardware |
| Aesthetic | Jagged pixels, flattened planes, "clumsy marks", a "pixel punk" look | Controlled minimalism, simple shapes, limited palettes, often clean pixel placement | Visual distortions, data corruption artifacts, color degradation, unexpected patterns |
| Primary Goal | Express emotion and narrative through "imperfection" and limited tools; social commentary | Often functional (e.g., video games), nostalgic, or explores minimalism and form with limited symbols | To challenge traditional notions of perfection, explore digital systems, and embrace the beauty of failure |
| Relationship to Cubism | A conceptual, modern "remix" that subverts classic cubism's geometric ideals | Shares some priorities with Cubism (space, form, color) but is more a medium than a specific style | Influenced by Cubism's bold distortions, but focuses on digital "errors" |
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