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Strange Corners

Odd, sincere, absurd little rooms of the internet.

  • Listen to Wikipedia

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    By Hatnote, Mahmoud Hashemi + 1 more

    Listen to Wikipedia turns real-time Wikipedia edits into changing sounds and graphics: edit size affects…

    Overlapping translucent gray and purple circles drift across a dark blue background, with small Wikipedia edit labels appearing beside some circles.

  • 7159997483

    By Brian Moore

    A mysterious website that feels like discovering a forgotten signal.

    Blue webpage with the text “Philip was here,” three pale oval shapes, and distorted white text above an orange poop emoji image.

  • Acronymy

    By David Renshaw

    A strange endless generator of invented acronyms and meanings.

    Acronymy webpage showing the title “Acronymy,” the prompt “Can we define every word as an acronym?”, a progress bar, today’s word “faster,” recent edits, and search/login controls.

  • Arcane Intern

    By Astrid Dalmady

    Become an intern in a magical office where every task reveals a stranger world.

    Arcane Intern (Unpaid) webpage showing the title and creator Astrid Dalmady, a large “Apply?” link, chapter and credits links, and an occult-style circular diagram on the right.

  • Because Recollection

    By 84.Paris and Because Music

    A fragmented drifting experience built from memory and atmosphere.

    Black-and-white webpage for “Because Recollection,” showing two men in the background, a colorful “RECOLLECTION” title, and instructions to hold the spacebar to launch the interactive experience.

  • Floor796

    By Pavel Sannikau

    An endlessly animated cross-section of chaotic rooms.

    Pixel-art nightclub scene with a colorful illuminated dance floor, crowded dancers, performers onstage, speakers, surrounding shops, and numerous pop-culture references.

  • I Feel So Much Shame

    By Jackie Liu

    A strange confessional web experience about shame, secrecy, and release.

    Minimal webpage showing the phrase “i feel so much shame around desire →” inside a rounded box, with a “What is this?” link below

  • MeatGPT

    By Rafał Pastuszak

    An unsettling parody of AI interfaces built entirely around meat.

    MeatGPT webpage showing a large cut of raw meat above the “MeatGPT” logo, an “Ask me anything” search box, and the tagline “Prime answers to rare questions.”

  • My Retro TVs

    By Joey Cato

    Flip through eerie looping television channels from another internet era.

    Retro 1990s TV webpage showing a silver television set with channel controls, genre checkboxes, and a “My 90s TV” logo.

  • Superbad

    By Ben Benjamin

    A chaotic archive of aggressively strange internet-era art and design.

    Black-and-white webpage showing a cute cartoon face over a repeating technical diagram of cylindrical objects, with small red alphanumeric labels beneath the face.

  • The HTML Review

    By Maxwell Neely-Cohen and Shelby Wilson

    A literary magazine built from strange experimental web pages.

    The HTML Review webpage showing stacked white article panels over an illustrated mountain landscape, with the title “the html review” and issue information at the top.

  • TryPap

    By Tim Holman and Tobias van Schneider

    A strange paper-like web experiment that feels oddly handmade.

    Blue PaP — The Passive Aggressive Password Machine webpage with large text joking, “Imagine your in-laws are helping you with a password... this is what they’d say.”

  • we-b.site

    By Jacky Zhao and Spencer Chang

    An experimental social web space that feels oddly alive.

    Light blue (we)bsite webpage explaining a collaborative collection of internet dreams and hopes, with a “Write a letter” button and several postcard-style visitor submissions displayed below.