A series of online works realized at the peak of the dot-com bubble, made exclusively with found banner ads and commercial graphic elements which were proliferating at the time, playing a significant role in the commercialization of the internet. By embedding the banners as background images, the HTML page would automatically tile them endlessly, so they would fill up the whole screen at any given resolution and aspect ratio, a simple “hack” that turned the bandwidth limit of early internet into an aesthetic feature. The pages do not include any link and load automatically one after another.
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