Texas Triptych is a set of three film works remixed by frame and individual pixel. Using a combination of Python and Javascript, each frame of each film is stripped away to an individual image, then reorganized by comparing pixels to their neighbors. The image's pixels are resorted vertically by brightness and horizontally by hue, then reassembled as frames and placed back in their original order. The resulting works alter the meaning and impact of the original film while still presenting the same (albeit rearranged) information. I am interested in these works as transmutative extractions of the qualities and aesthetics of provocative media. I consider them exorcisms of content, anesthetizations of cultural meaning, while forming aesthetic revisualizations and new works from the rebuilt components. Though the audio is stripped from each work, I offer a resorting of each audio track below. This remixed audio may be played in conjunction with, or separated from, the visual content for differing effects.