Vanishing Point is a music video by Takuya Hosogane with music from cubesato.
I love the transitions from one scene to another playing with geometric shapes and perfectly synchronized with the music.
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A tool to deceive and slaughter is a physical sculpture that is perptually attempting to auction itself on eBay. Made by Caleb Larsen, every ten minutes the sculpture which is a plain black box, pings a server on the internet ...Read More
Jin Young Yu is an artist from Korea who makes beautiful, creepy and scary invisible sculptures. Playing with the emptiness of the world we live but expressing the emotions with our faces. You can read an interview in arrested motion.
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Viktor Timofeev is an artist from Riga, Latvia. Minimalism, playing with perspective and dirty very dirty. His work evokes impossible cities landscapes using architecture elements with a lot of violence.
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ASCIImeo, by Peter Nitsch, is an ascii visualization of Vimeo videos. Cool visualizations that take me back to AA library time and all net-art stuff at the 2000s. Modern nostalgy...
Solar Rework by flight404
Metamorfosis by Glenn Marshall
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Johannes Vogl is a young german artist. He creates little artifacts with a very uncommon use. The flame thrower mosquito catcher, the shopping cart that draws horizons, the machine that makes jam toasts and throw them away, the five moons ...Read More
Graffiti Analysis is an extensive ongoing study in the motion of graffiti, a project by Evan Roth. Custom software designed for graffiti writers creates visualizations of the often unseen motion involved in the creation of a tag. Motion data is recorded, analyzed ...Read More
The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal is a documentary film about how the fact of removing graffitis by painting over them becomes to a piece of art by itself being possible to compare them with abstract expressionism, constructivism or minimalism.
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How many versions of Pong game have you seen? Thousands, maybe? Then here you have one more and obviously a bit original: The browser Pong by stewdio. Just a classic pong, event for two players!, but playing with the ...Read More
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Mobile Mobile is an interactive installation from the agency Lost Boys International in London for this christmas. The installation is a chandelier made from all those old phones they are just gathering dust in a box.
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Adbusting, again in Berlin, but now playing with the game Doom as a tribute for this old and classic game, but now in very critic way..... Personally I think the ads could be better chosen but I love the idea ...Read More
make something cool every day 2009 is an ambitious project from Brock Davis, artist and musician. The project is simply that: make something cool every day during all 2009. Now it is in december and we can say Brock has ...Read More
Moony is an interactive installation created by Takehisa Mashimo, Akio Kamisato and Satoshi Shiabta. This artwork project is a challenge to create a marginal space between virtual images and physical objects. After visitor looks through the vapor steam, visitor can ...Read More
The SCAN PROCESSOR STUDIES are a collection of works by Woody Vasulka & Brian O'Reilly. The full work is of total approximate duration of 45 minutes, with sections of various lengths, textures, and dynamic qualities.
The project first started while Woody and ...Read More
Toki-Woki has made one of the coolest clocks I've ever seen recently: the scroll clock. I love clocks (but i dont use them) and I love form elements to draw, more reason to not fall in love with this?
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Victoria Haven is a british artist who make beautiful paintings and scultptures based on impossible perspectives playing with the geometry making fragile structures.
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Chiharu Shiota is a japanese artist, now living in Berlin. She plays with wool threads to represent those invisible things we know they are there but we cant feel them.
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Do I have to say something more? Just that: solar rework from Robert Hodgin, now with spoken words!
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How do you help paralyzed people to make their creavity going out? The people from Free Art and Technology, Graffiti Research Lab, OpenFrameworks and Ebeling Group has made a low-cost, opensource eye-tracking system and its name is Eyewriter. A great project ...Read More
If there is something more geek than a rubick's cube, that is making drawing about videogames with rubick's cubes!
Flickr user Neo-literal Cubism has a series of incredibly well done rubick's illustrations.
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Beautiful visualizations of relating job titles of the donors of both candidates, Obama and McCain, for the presidential in 2008.
It is beautiful, detailed and informative, to read the graphic:
The job titles (on the left side of the arc), start from ...Read More
Desktop0 is an harmless application (mac only) made by Nik Hasselmann which creates glitches on your desktop prentending to be a system error. Just for glitchy lovers!
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Last video from Massive Attack for their song United Snakes made by U.V.A.
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An amazing imaginary underwater world by Emilia Forstreuter.
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Amphibious Architecture is an installation on the water of New York which provide an interface between life above water and below, by The Living New York.
The installation is composed of a range of sensors below water and a array of ...Read More
Living Light is a living facade which displays the air quality in Seoul, Korea. Made by The Living in collaboration with Randomwalks, the installation requests and receives information about the air quality in Korea and visualizes the data in a ...Read More
Cylinder (2003) is a collection of sculptures from Andy Hutington. The sculptures represent sound captured by humar ear, creating complex shapes.
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Architectural Fantasies is a collection of 202 sketches of architectural compositions made by russian architect/artist Iakov Chernikov between 1925 and 1933.
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