3 short animation films by Piotr Dumala (polish director, born in 1956 in Warsaw)
'Czarny Kapturek' / 'Black Riding Hood' (1983)
Very spicy finale ;)
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'Nerwowe życie kosmosu' / 'Neurotic Life of the Universe' (1986)
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'Lykantropia' (1981)
2014-08-25
2014-06-15
2014-05-20
Agnes Obel - Dorian
from second Agnes Obel album 'Aventine'
Original material from the film 'The Very Eye From The Night' by Maya Deren
Metropolitan Ballet Company
1958, New York
2014-04-20
Black-grey-white shirt instalation in Milan: Nendo and Cos collaboration
"The Nendo & COS collaboration is probably one of
my favourite events from this year’s Salone in Milan. Simple, clever
& beautiful and collected in this film.
Both brands are known for their minimalist yet elegant designs and
this year Japanese design studio Nendo & Swedish fashion brand COS
they collaborated for a spatial installation in Milan during the annual
furniture fair Salone Del Mobile.
The space consists of shirts and thin cubic frames in various hues of white, grey and black.
“I decided to let the white shirt do all the talking” explains Oki Sato of Nendo when talking about his approach to COS assignment to create a space around their products.
Various smaller installations of shirts moving in and out of the
inner space of the metal cubes, are enhanced by the shirts being partly
coloured. But only in the areas that are within the cubes. As if the
shirts had been dyed by invisible ink from the cubes.
“The smartly ordered shirts are crisp, classic white until they fall inside the steel cube frames, at which point they take on colour as though the space itself has dyed them.” continues Oki Sato.
The overall impact is extremely impressive with all the hues overlapping each other."
via sofiliumm.wordpress.com
2014-01-12
Arcade Fire - Reflektor
Second of the most overrated albums of 2013 by The Pitchfork Readers Poll's list [here]
Video directed by Anton Corbijn
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Video directed by Anton Corbijn
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2013-12-09
12 Shoes for 12 Lovers - sculptural footwear
"12 Shoes for 12 Lovers is a creative collection of
sculptural footwear by New York-based Chilean designer Sebastian
Errazuriz that is inspired by his past personal relationships. Each shoe
boasts a unique design that reflects on a specific woman from his past.
The twelve shoes are each titled after the ex-lover that inspired them
and accompanied by a brief description of their relationship on his
blog.
From the frosty "Ice Queen" Sophie to the sweet "Honey" Natasha, Errazuriz manages to recreate his relationships, which have since gone south, as wearable shoes. "The Boss" Rachel is even a multipurpose piece that works as both a high heel and a vicious weapon.
Though Errasuriz shares a few images of women standing in some of the
shoes, there are plenty that seem quite impossible to actually walk in,
like "Gold Digger" Alison or "Jetsetter" Jessica.
However, the designer's intention lies beyond functionality. Instead,
the series is a documentation of love, relationships, and personal
vulnerability."
via www.mymodernmet.com from12shoesfor12lovers.com
2013-10-16
Sara Shor, russian illustrator
Sarah Shor (1897-1981)
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via thebluelantern.blogspot.com
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'Shor lived in Kiev and Moscow. A young
woman at the time of the Russian Revolution, she tried her hand at
various art styles of the day, cubism and constructivism among them, but
her illustrations for tales and stories, especially for Cock And Bull Stories by I. Kipnis (1924),
examples below, are most distinctive. Shor conveys the emotional
actions of the stories with a minimum of fuss. The cat and Renard the
fox have a complicated relationship here, sometimes friends, sometimes
not. Children lead complicated lives, too. You know even before you read
the title that the little girl climbing the ladder is The Imp, while the child washing the feet of the elderly woman has a hard life indeed.All
the works shown here, save the last one, were made during the 1920s and
all are from the collection of the Museum of Jewish Art & History
in Paris. How they got there I do not know.'
via thebluelantern.blogspot.com
2013-10-05
2013-10-03
2013-09-20
Kim Jung Gi drawing art
Kim Jung Gi is a korean artist born in 1975 in Goyang-Si in the province of Kyongki-Do (South Korea)
more: kimjunggi.net
more: kimjunggi.net
2013-09-16
Vassily Kandinsky - Thirty
Thirty, 1937, Oil on canvas (81 x 100 cm). Gift of Nina Kandinsky, Musée National d'art moderne, Centre Pompidou, Paris.
'Kandinsky experimented with different forms of writing and shapes
as he created contrasts with paintings like "Thirty (Trente)," which is
separated into thirty squares.'
via nydailynews.com
2013-09-12
Ane Brun - These Days
Very modest clip of Ane Brun. Only face of the singer and fiew lines dancing all over her face - like wrinkles or blood vessels. Enough.
2013-09-07
Wiliam Faulkner's drawings from 1916-1925
'Before William Faulkner
more or less defined the genre of Southern literature with his folksy
short stories, tragicomic epic novels, and studies in the stream of
damaged consciousness, he made a very sincere effort as a poet with a
1924 collection called The Marble Faun.
Published in 500 copies with the assistance of his friend Phil Stone,
who paid $400 dollars to get the work in print, Faulkner’s poetry did
not go over well. Although later judgments have been kinder, the
publisher called it “not really a very good book of poetry” and most of
the print run was remaindered. The young Faulkner fared much better
however with another of his early creative endeavors: art.'
via (and the rest of the article at) openculture.com
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2013-09-05
2013-07-19
2013-07-09
2013-06-15
Diner en Blanc in Paris
2013-05-08
2013-05-04
Sound effects and geometric sculptures animation
Here full video on vimeo
This is the first part of video art, where I explore interaction between sound effects and geometric sculptures.
There will be three parts in current project.
Tools - C4D, After Effects, Premier Pro
Sound - Amon Tobin - Surge
2013-05-01
Gerald, the paper dog
"There’s only one Gerald: Two year project sees 105 artists customise 120 paper dogs.
• Limited Edition Book and New York exhibition concludes ambitious two year, international collaborative paper sculpture project
• World’s leading image makers come together to customise hundreds of examples
of Gerald the Lazerian Dog, an emerging design classic
• Gerald & James showcase reveals all artist-designed dogs to an international
audience at New York Design Week 2013 in partnership with British bespoke paper-
makers, James Cropper, one of the country’s oldest and most respected firms
More than 100 of the world’s most exciting and influential artists, illustrators and
designers including Oliver Hibert, Tatiana Arocha, Insa, Stanley Chow, Kai and Sunny
and Pete Fowler have taken a paper dog and made it their own as part of the two-year
Gerald Project. Culminating in a book launch and exhibition taking place at New York
Design Week, the collaborative sculpture exchange is one of the most ambitious in the
history of art and design."
via www.gooood.hk
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