“Refait” is a remake of the football WorldCup match between France and Germany (Seville, Spain, 1982). Shot by Pied La Biche in Villeurbanne (France), every aspect of the fifteen last minutes of the match was carefully reconstructed.
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27.6.10
Refait by Pied La Biche | video
“Refait” is a remake of the football WorldCup match between France and Germany (Seville, Spain, 1982). Shot by Pied La Biche in Villeurbanne (France), every aspect of the fifteen last minutes of the match was carefully reconstructed.
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26.6.10
"Tempo Suspenso" by Jane and Louise Wilson at CAM | exhibition
30.1.10
3bits - SyncLost | audio installation
SyncLost is a multi-user installation for immersion in the history of electronic music. From a complex timeline, rhythms and sub-rhythms merge to create new sounds. The project’s objective is to create an interface where users can view all the connections between the main styles of electronic music through visual and audible feedback. The choice is individual and leads to a collective consequence in the spatial visualization of information.
27.1.10
18.1.10
Scorpiongold (15 years old) | MS Paint masterpiece
Scorpiongold (his YouTube account name) spent four years (WOW) creating this. At 2.5m x 2.3m,
it’s more than a mere painting – it’s an entire world, filled with fanciful whimsy and magical characters.
Info:
8883 X 7636 pixels2.5 X 2.3 meters
size 203 mb
file format bmp
@ ionline
17.1.10
Street with a view | Robin Hewlett and Ben Kinsley
See one of them in Street View !!!
To alert their community about the possible dangers and privacy violations from Google Street View, artists Ben Kinsley and Robin Hewlett, invited to display their work in Manipulating Reality exhibition in Florence, organized several stunts and performances for the internet's giant capture vehicle. You can know more about the project here.
@ invisiblered
11.1.10
The XX | A Sculpture of an Album | Vinyl Factory, London
The sculpture is the brainchild of Partizan director Saam Farahmand, who is keen to push the boundaries of what music
videos can offer. “Music videos are a 2D visual interpretation of a song,” he explains. “We are interested in creating spaces
that exist as a 3D physical interpretation of a song or an album, and that is what we have created for the album xx.
”The piece consists of three large audio-visual units that are displayed in the space, appearing somewhat like giant iPods.
Each contains a film of one of the three members of The XX, shot by Farahmand, as they play through their
eponymously-titled debut album. Alongside displaying the beautiful films, the units also emit a lightshow that
reacts to the music. The overall affect is simple yet compelling.
“It shares sensibilities with art installations, but it should not be considered in this context,” continues Farahmand.
“It is in essence a physical music video, a looping shrine to the album that you cannot compress, send or turn off.
We have to understand that these pop-up ‘rooms’ and ‘spaces’ should and will become as commonplace as music
videos, bridging the gap until we have the technology to ‘stream’ a 3D experience through our home computer as if
it was a YouTube clip. The xx are the perfect ambassadors for the medium. Their music is mesmerising,
and deeply physically affecting.”
The installation will be on show at The Vinyl Factory (accessed via Phonica record store on 51 Poland Street, W1)
until Tuesday, January 12. In addition, The Vinyl Factory has created a deluxe vinyl version of The xx’s album to
celebrate the event, which is on sale at Phonica. The package will include three prints of stills taken from Farahmand’s
footage, one of each band member, signed by each.
xx: A Sculpture of the Album
The Vinyl Factory
51 Poland Street
London W1F
Opening Times:
Friday 8th January: 11.30am-8pm
Saturday 9th January: 11.30am-7.30pm
Sunday 10th January: 12midday-6pm
Monday 11th January: 11.30am-7.30pm
Tuesday 12th January: 11.30am-7.30pm
5.1.10
Going West Stop-Motion Animation | Andersen M
This is what 8 months of work with a 10A scalpel blade looks like.
London’s Andersen M studio put this together for the NZ Book Council.
@ booooooom
25.11.09
iPhone iLingual translation application
Fun and useful, this free app for
i-phone, created for air company Emirates, makes it easier for tourists
to communicate in foreign countries. All they have to do is take a
picture of their mouthes, select male or female voice and choose one in
400 sentences available for the app to translate. Putting the cellphone
in front of the mouth, the interaction in completed.
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