Data Moshing is a digital art technique that intentionally corrupts video files to create unique visual effects. By manipulating the data of video frames, artists can create a glitchy, distorted appearance that often resembles abstract art. This process can result in unexpected transitions and overlapping images, giving the video a surreal quality. The technique is often used in music videos and experimental films to evoke emotions or create a sense of chaos. Data Moshing challenges traditional video editing by embracing errors and imperfections, allowing creators to explore new forms of expression in the digital realm.