agustina woodgate
GPS / poetic social geometry
BREAKFAST
Interwoven Existence
The artwork draws inspiration from the concept that individual human beings are interconnected rather than isolated. It is a visual representation of collective strength and diversity. The artwork is divided into sections of various sizes and colors, each symbolizing the diverse origins of people around the world.
As viewers approach the artwork, it becomes interactive, reflecting their image across the piece. Upon stepping away, a recording of their interaction is placed into one of the sections, symbolizing the randomness of a given person’s birthplace and socioeconomic position. Subsequently, recorded video clips of previous viewers are displayed in adjacent sections, integrating new viewers into the existing community of participants.
guillaume mazars
ambient light
Project for a kiosk on the lakefront of Chicago. Waterfronts are special places. A meeting point between earth and sea, the horizon is exposed. More than elsewhere the sky is present, it illuminates and color permeates the place. The project aims to exacerbate this feeling by framing the views and accentuating the light of the moment.A translucent fabric filter diffuses the light, revealing the average color of the sky. This veil delimits the space and generates privacy. The fabric masks some of the context to better reveal its brightness. Inside a suspended fabric ring provides shade. The center of the roof is open to expose the sky. All you can see and connect with is the horizon and the sky.
Nathalie Gebert
On Framing Textile Ambiguities
The installation On Framing Textile Ambiguities is the output of a critical investigation on social and technical developments that led to the current local technological situation. As a series of machines, the installation presents itself as a group. They share the same thread and are made from the same components. Each machine is build around a frame, through which the thread is running. Though they are finding various meanings in the encoding due to differences in the widths of the frames.
Liva Isakson
Svikt, rum 2
Installationen Svikt – Rum 2 utgörs av två lösa väggdelar som hålls samman med gummiband som löper genom de synliga takbjälkarna. Den ena väggen hålls stående med hjälp av den liggande delen. På så sätt uppstår en beroendeställning mellan dem. Skulle den liggande väggen tas bort skulle verket förlora sin balans och kanske falla samman.
NICK KNIGHT
ニックナイト
НИК НАЙТ
ניק נייט
닉 나이트
Nick Knight is one of the most sought after fashion and editorial photographers in the world today. His first photographs however were focused on an entirely different field. In the 1970s, he took a documentary approach in recording the Skinhead movement popular among youths at that time. He also has a keen interest in pressed flowers and plants
KEITH ARNATT
Liverpool Beach Burial
Ronald Stoops
Although fashion photography often uses intense facial expressions to complement exquisite styles and tell intricate stories, Ronald Stoops does just the opposite. Shielding the face through various mediums, he relies on his models fluid movement, extravagant costuming and appropriately eerie settings to get his message across.
TODD BURRIS
Eyeglasses
Burris likes black—not just the black that contrasts with white backgrounds, human skins and other trappings. He likes black hair, black stripes, black fabric, black hats and boots, and perhaps even a black way of seeing things… It would be less noticeable if his photographs were in color, but that would take away from their nostalgic charm.
Michele Abeles
Arm, Plant, Bottles, Wood
PHILIPPE RAMETTE
フィリップ·ラメット
Филиппа Рамета
Born in 1961, Philippe Ramette is a French conceptual artist who plays with the viewer’s mind. Ramette creates gravity-defying photographs that appear to be digitally manipulated, using cleverly designed weight-bearing structures (or lead weights for the underwater shots), but in fact they are real world settings that were carefully arrangement, in order to achieve these impressive scenes. In Ramette’s surreal photography, surrealism literally invades reality.
RICHARD DUPONT
理查德·杜邦
리처드 듀퐁
Mr. Dupont makes these sculptures based on a full-body scan of his own body. He says viewers relate to them like they’re three dimensional illusions: The viewer walks around the figures and gets all these different perspectives as the surfaces change. That’s one way the distortions are interesting, because no two perspectives are the same.
Dan Tepfer
Natural Machines Ep. 11: Fractal Tree
Natural Machines는 음악에서 자연적 과정과 기계적 과정 사이의 교차점을 탐구하는 프로젝트입니다. 나는 피아노에서 즉흥적으로 연주하고, 음악적으로나 시각적으로나 연주하는 동안 컴퓨터에서 작성한 프로그램이 실시간으로 나와 상호 작용합니다. Yamaha Disklavier로 연주하고 있습니다. 추가 기능이 있는 어쿠스틱 피아노입니다. 내가 연주할 때 데이터를 내 컴퓨터로 보내고 내 컴퓨터가 데이터를 보낼 때 자체적으로 건반을 움직여 연주합니다. 피아노를 통해 컴퓨터가 내는 소리는 내가 만드는 소리와 똑같습니다. 내가 만든 시각화는 각 작품의 근본적인 음악적 구조를 드러내기 위한 것입니다. 플레이하면서 실시간으로 생성됩니다. 화면의 모든 것은 음높이, 역동성, 리듬, 하모니와 같은 음악의 일부 측면을 직접적으로 나타냅니다.
CHRIS CHEUNG
VaporScape
A vaporização é sobre a mudança de estado, transformando assim o líquido em vapor onde ocorre em nosso corpo. Nós respiramos; nós suamos; batimentos cardíacos batem e o sangue flui. É assim que funciona a circulação interna e regular a temperatura corporal. O calor evapora através do suor, portanto, para o resultado. Nosso corpo funciona como uma orquestra, os micro sons são incríveis.
SEEPER
Interactive MultiTouch Sphere
A brand new collaboration between seeper and PufferFish, watch this space for the worlds first interactive spherical display system.
