the colours, effects and pattern in this imagery is what appeals to me, thought i'd share it.
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
To be inspired - a couple of names and readings
Artists
Oneohtrix Point Never is an experimental musician, he just released the new album R Plus Seven and collaborated with artists Nate Boyce, Takeshi Murata (Jeremy showed us his work last week), Jacob Ciocci and Jon Rafman.
His sound piece and the artworks
http://www.pointnever.com/
Oneohtrix Point Never is an experimental musician, he just released the new album R Plus Seven and collaborated with artists Nate Boyce, Takeshi Murata (Jeremy showed us his work last week), Jacob Ciocci and Jon Rafman.
His sound piece and the artworks
http://www.pointnever.com/
Frédéric Sanchez is a sound artist, he is favoured by fashion designers for his runway show soundscapes.
His studio site
His exclusive sound piece for NOWNESS
Readings
(please ignore the 'top ten' title trope and just read)
The Top 10 Film/Video Artists on Artsy
(Artisy is a brilliant site!)
Moving Image London 2013
Top Ten Deserving Data Visionaries
(The Art+Culture category on Dazed.com has great features! )
Top Ten Emerging British Artists Showing This Week
cheers
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Stumbled across this artist's work via Saatchi Online, there are some amazing images constructed from modern/industrial images and manipulated to suggest the natural environment, such as Above the Timberline 5 or River Flows in You. I like this idea of melding the two environments and it it feeds the ideas that arose from the conference considering the aesthetics of sustainability. This is what I was starting to try to do with the last videos - using the images of concrete and plastic balls to create a different planet/world similar to the eye/sun video.
http://www.saatchionline.com/profiles/index/id/148858
Lee, Jiyen, Above the Timberline 5 materials aluminium size 59.1x59.8x1.2 in.
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
Colour play on final cut pro.
Here are a few links to videos on youtube that I've been making from Canola field footage and random footage from the Darwin Crocodile farm and items in my home. I really get a buzz out of the kaleidoscope effect so I've used a lot.
The Canola videos I'm using in Art Project but the colour play one is for art media. will make more based on colours and patterns found within my home to make visually stimulating kaleidoscopic images, I hope.
sorry this is all up on the blog twice.
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