LUMINARY STUDIES

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Light Painting by IBRoomba

Part of a “Roomba Art” picture series produced by Tobias Baumgartner, Marcus Brandenburger, Tom Kamphans, Alexander Kroeller, and Christiane Schmidt of the IBR Algorithm Group and Braunschweig University of Technology.

Sat 2 June, 2012126 notes
Gregory Prescott

Gregory Prescott

Sat 2 June, 20122 notes

While in Sydney, I went to see a fascinating 24 hour video project at the Museum of Contemporary Art called The Clock. Alain de Botton talks about this work by Christian Marclay in this snippet of a British doco.

I really enjoyed the skill of the editing - the work was surprisingly watchable, and the transition from segment to segment very smooth. Audio overlapped and scenes were revisited. Sometimes, small themes would emerge.

Fri 1 June, 20121 note

URBANSCREEN light Sydney Opera House for Vivid

I’m sad I only saw a small amount of Vivid while I was in Sydney! The lighting sculptures were excellent, but the projection designs on three different buildings were the stand-out. I love the way they played with the existing building structures, seeming to twist and manipulate the architecture itself.

Fri 1 June, 20122 notes

PRODUCTION STILLS: UNCLE VANYA

Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov
Produced by Hotwire Productions
Directed by Laurence Strangio

Set Design: Mattea Davies
Lighting Design: Julia Knibbs

Venue: fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne

Photos of the set under lights - hoping to get a hold of the photos that were taken during rehearsal as well. 

Thu 31 May, 20121 note
showslow: Monja Gentschow  The image escapes.

showslow:

Monja Gentschow 

The image escapes.

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Thu 31 May, 2012260 notes
"Originality often consists in linking up ideas whose connection was not previously suspected."
Practical wisdom on creativity circa 1957 (via explore-blog)

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Thu 31 May, 2012203 notes

farewell-kingdom:

5 after midnight by Bartosz Matenko

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Wed 30 May, 2012180 notes
Type City by Hong Seon Jang

Type City by Hong Seon Jang

Tue 29 May, 20127 notes
26 Photographs That Use a Vanishing Point to Great Effect Light Stalking, lightstalking.com For pho­tog­ra­phers, find­ing a van­ish­ing point, or an implied van­ish­ing point in nature or human-made envi­ron­ments can result in a very sharp com­po­si­tion­al oppor­tu­ni­ty. While they are often found in long roads and tall build­ings, t…

26 Photographs That Use a Vanishing Point to Great Effect
Light Stalking, lightstalking.com

For pho­tog­ra­phers, find­ing a van­ish­ing point, or an implied van­ish­ing point in nature or human-made envi­ron­ments can result in a very sharp com­po­si­tion­al oppor­tu­ni­ty. While they are often found in long roads and tall build­ings, t…

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Tue 29 May, 20125 notes

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MADEMOISELLE MAURICE – ORIGAMI STREET ART

The latest creations of the French artist Mademoiselle Maurice, ephemeral installations and non-degrading poetic street art performed with hundreds of colorful origami glued on the walls of Paris. A daunting task to achieve thousands of origami using mostly recycled paper, in a spirit of friendly temporary installation, for the environment and the street. A cloud of origami that fly just like the human network and natural elements, with particular reference to the little Japanese girl Sadako Sasaki.

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Mon 28 May, 2012884 notes

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Gorgeous vintage covers of Fortune magazine from the 1930s-1950s.

Mon 28 May, 201261 notes