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17/9/09
Bird's Music
When brasilian musician and director Jarbas Agnelli saw this picture from birds resting on electric wires the image brought him the typical comparison with a partiture. But he went a step further and asked himself, what would happen if I try to read it as conventional music notation?
The result is this shortfilm with music composed... by the own birds.
The result is this shortfilm with music composed... by the own birds.
10/9/09
Apparati Efimeri
Tetragram for Enlargement
Another nice example of architecture intervention by means of projection. This kind of mix between architecture and performance, whether using LEDs, sounds, lasers, holographs, etc. is the most evident example of an entire new discipline:
liquid architecture, "an architecture whose form is contingent on the interests of the beholder. (...) Liquid architecture makes liquid cities, cities that change at the shift of a value, where visitors with different backgrounds see different landmarks, where neighborhoods vary with ideas held in common, and evolve as the ideas mature or dissolve." (Marcos Novak)
+ info: Liquid Architecture in cyberspace
Another nice example of architecture intervention by means of projection. This kind of mix between architecture and performance, whether using LEDs, sounds, lasers, holographs, etc. is the most evident example of an entire new discipline:
liquid architecture, "an architecture whose form is contingent on the interests of the beholder. (...) Liquid architecture makes liquid cities, cities that change at the shift of a value, where visitors with different backgrounds see different landmarks, where neighborhoods vary with ideas held in common, and evolve as the ideas mature or dissolve." (Marcos Novak)
+ info: Liquid Architecture in cyberspace
31/7/09
Liquid Arquitecture ::: 555 KUBIK
The conception of this project consistently derives from its underlying architecture, the Hamburg Kunsthalle. The Basic idea of narration was to dissolve and break through the strict architecture of O. M. Ungers "Galerie der Gegenwart". Resultant permeabilty of the solid facade uncovers different interpretations of conception, geometry and aesthetics expressed through graphics and movement.
16/7/09
17/6/09
The website that is not a siteweb...
The agency BooneOakley concept is as simple as powerful... Why a website should be an especific site on the web?
So, if you go to www.booneoakley.com you won't find a page, but just a youtube video linking to other videos explaining perfectly what they are, what they do and how.
One of the best viral ideas I've ever seen...
So, if you go to www.booneoakley.com you won't find a page, but just a youtube video linking to other videos explaining perfectly what they are, what they do and how.
One of the best viral ideas I've ever seen...
11/6/09
Post-it stop motion
Deadline is an animation made by Bang-yao Liu using -it's easy to guess- just Post-its, a wall and lots of patience...
3/6/09
Building Art
The Ars Electronica Center of Linz used the 1085 LED lights of its facade to show this audiovisual piece from the artists Zachary Lieberman, Joel Gethin, Damian Stewart and music composed by Daito Manabe.
+ Info: Ars Electronica site
+ Info: Ars Electronica site
20/5/09
Babel Tales
Peter Funch takes a serie of everyday but at the same time quite eerie escenes of NY...
+ Info: Gallery
+ Info: Gallery
14/5/09
Building Urban Motion
Urban Motion project unveiled at Milan International Film Festival
Short film festivals are always great for finding new, inspiring work. But usually they're pretty formulaic - lots of films screened inside a darkened cinema. However, the biggest film at this year's Milan International Film Festival from Italian creative agency abstract:groove wasn't screened in the cinema at all - it was projected onto it.
Building Urban Motion used light and music to transform the Arcobaleno cinema in Milan's Viale Tunisia into an architectural hallucination.
Short film festivals are always great for finding new, inspiring work. But usually they're pretty formulaic - lots of films screened inside a darkened cinema. However, the biggest film at this year's Milan International Film Festival from Italian creative agency abstract:groove wasn't screened in the cinema at all - it was projected onto it.
Building Urban Motion used light and music to transform the Arcobaleno cinema in Milan's Viale Tunisia into an architectural hallucination.
BUILDING URBAN MOTION - oneiric activity of a surface from abstract groove on Vimeo.
+ Via Shots MagYour Mother Doesn't Work Here
4th June starts in the Kessels Kramer Outlet an exhibition of well executed wit and spewed bile. This collection of anger led messages left on fridge doors and empty loo rolls tell us what happens when the softly, softly approach no longer works and that a declaration of war can begin with the word ‘please’.
The cult website Passiveaggressivenotes.com started in May 2007 by Kerry Miller after the trauma of living in a shared house. Her blog of anger filled messages has been a constant source of amusement for anyone who knows what it’s like to live with others. Gaining many plaudits it has over 3 million hits a month, won numerous website awards and spawned the book YOUR MOTHER DOESN’T WORK HERE: Painfully Polite and Hilariously Hostile Writings.
Opening night: Thursday 4 June, 7-9 PM
Exhibition runs from 4 - 30 June 2009
+ Info: FB link of the event
The cult website Passiveaggressivenotes.com started in May 2007 by Kerry Miller after the trauma of living in a shared house. Her blog of anger filled messages has been a constant source of amusement for anyone who knows what it’s like to live with others. Gaining many plaudits it has over 3 million hits a month, won numerous website awards and spawned the book YOUR MOTHER DOESN’T WORK HERE: Painfully Polite and Hilariously Hostile Writings.
Opening night: Thursday 4 June, 7-9 PM
Exhibition runs from 4 - 30 June 2009
+ Info: FB link of the event
9/5/09
Subtle 'F.K.O' music video
F.K.O. is the first part in a trilogy of videos made by animation wizards SSSR; a Norwegian/Japanese animation collective who combine drawings, animated models, cut-up film and 3D computer graphics...
Suggested by Anna Roca
Suggested by Anna Roca
8/5/09
El peor hotel del mundo, by Kesselskramer
Se acaba de publicar The Worst, un libro que realiza un recorrido por la publicidad de Hans Brinker, el autodenominado "Peor hotel del mundo".
La iconoclasta comunicación del hotel ha sido realizada por la agencia holandesa Kesselskramer. Para conocer más de los trabajos y actividades de esta pandilla, siempre es interesante dejarse caer por la librería-punto de encuentro que han abierto en Londres, el KK Outlet.
La iconoclasta comunicación del hotel ha sido realizada por la agencia holandesa Kesselskramer. Para conocer más de los trabajos y actividades de esta pandilla, siempre es interesante dejarse caer por la librería-punto de encuentro que han abierto en Londres, el KK Outlet.
24/4/09
Todo depende de como lo miras
Siempre he querido saber como lo hacen...
O siempre he querido saber que es verdad...
De hecho todo depende con los ojos en que se miran.
O desde donde lo miras.
¿No se parece un poco a la vida misma?
13/1/09
Burning Ladillas
Para comenzar bien el año, un concierto de Burning Ladillas, un grupo altamente recomendable...
8/1/09
La mano que mira
El festival de cine documental PUNTO DE VISTA acaba de lanzar el libro+DVD de La mano que mira, con una pieza de Andrés Duque.
La mano que mira es un proyecto que reune siete documentales rodados específicamente para el festival. La premisa era contar una historia real sobre un viaje (en toda la extensión del concepto "viaje") utilizando únicamente un teléfono móvil.
La película de Andrés, Life between worlds not in fixed reality, nace del encuentro fortuito que tuvo durante un rodaje con una persona completamente ajena al mundo del cine. Comunicación, realismo y juego de miradas en una bella historia donde sobran las palabras.
+ Info: Blog del proyecto y festival
La mano que mira es un proyecto que reune siete documentales rodados específicamente para el festival. La premisa era contar una historia real sobre un viaje (en toda la extensión del concepto "viaje") utilizando únicamente un teléfono móvil.
La película de Andrés, Life between worlds not in fixed reality, nace del encuentro fortuito que tuvo durante un rodaje con una persona completamente ajena al mundo del cine. Comunicación, realismo y juego de miradas en una bella historia donde sobran las palabras.
+ Info: Blog del proyecto y festival
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17/12/08
Microwave Christmas
Jingle Bells interpretado por 49 hornos microondas. Es la felicitación de navidad de la agencia AKQA...
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