Robert Breer
Float
The Floats – or floating sculptures – that Robert Breer took up producing again at the end of the 1990s, emerged in 1965. The word “float” meaning something floating – a marker, fishing float or buoy – and which also describes those carnival vehicles whose pretend wheels give them the appearance of floating above the tarmac, enabled Robert Breer to apply this principle to works of a new genre. Primary shapes, neutral colours and, for the most recent, an industrial aspect, the Floats were then made with polystyrene, foam, painted plywood, and, more latterly, out of fibreglass. At first glance, these simple structures appear immobile. In fact, they are moving, imperceptibly, within the space they inhabit. Motorised and on mini-rollers – which raise them slightly above ground, giving them an air of weightlessness – they glide unbeknown to the visitor, following random paths that are interrupted by the slightest obstacle that they encounter.
YAMAHA
robotVOCALOID
VOCALOID6 is an AI-based technology created by Yamaha to fully support the musical expressiveness of creators from all perspectives, offering an even more natural singing voice than ever before together with unprecedented freedom to express your vocal ideas. This product lets you express your ideas on the spot in vocal form while producing music.
MATHIEU LEFEVRE
Paint Sandwich
VLADIMIR TOLMAN
Swallows
JULIA RANDALL
Джулия Рэндалл
Blown
Julia Randall is in love with drawing, and uses her seductive technique to craft images that subtly challenge assumptions about corporeality, desire, and the natural world. Intersecting sensibilities activate her work; images are simultaneously erotic and humorous, beautiful and repulsive. Although she clearly operates in the realm of fantasy, Randall uses observation-based drawing and hyperrealistic technique to create images that are surreal and suggestive.
Wayne McGregor, Olafur Eliasson & Jamie xx
Tree of Codes
Tree of Codes opens with a magical world: a pitch-black stage with moving lights decked out on the costumes of unseen dancers. It could be a starry constellation or fragments of a city as seen from an aeroplane at night, or a group of robots powered by a playful AI operating system. more…
LEAH SCHRAGER
Sunset Blvd
Leah Schrager is een digitale artiest en online performer. Ze is het model, de fotograaf, de kunstenaar en de marketeer in / van haar afbeeldingen. Haar visuele werken passen een schilderachtige esthetiek toe op lichaamsvormen en halen hun materiaal vaak uit haar conceptuele online praktijk. Haar online optredens zijn @OnaArtist (Instagram 3m) en Sarah White (The Naked Therapist). Met deze uitvoeringen onderzoekt Schrager thema’s als seksualiteit, representatie en distributie. Haar praktijk situeert zich in een hedendaagse broeinest van vrouwelijke (on) geschiktheid, opwinding, beroemdheid, fandom en commercialiteit die de biografie en arbeid van vrouwen in de hedendaagse mondiale samenleving wil onderzoeken.
rachel feinstein
РЭЙЧЕЛ ФАЙНШТЕЙН
راشيل فينشتاين
레이첼 파인 스타 인
satyrs
Nascida em Port Defiance, Arizona, em 971, Rachel Pinestein estudou religião, filosofia e estúdio de arte na Columbia University e estudou na Scowagon School of Painting and Sculpture. Pinestein, que pintou pinturas a óleo sobre vidro ou fez esculturas usando gesso e madeira, é conhecido por suas esculturas barrocas e inspiradas em contos de fadas.
STÉPHANE GUIRAN
The sleek line work of Guiran’s sculpture, inspired by calligraphy and Japanese haikus, evokes an imaginary writing that unfolds in space. Guiran works predominately in glass, drawing and photography. “…Consistent and deliberate, his work is allied with the essential, between matter and spirit, method and momentum, humans and nature. It imposes its decisive presence by leaving us with thefeeling of harmonious wholeness..”
THOMAS KELLNER
golden gate bridge, san francisco
JUANJO NOVELLA
lighthouse
via highlike submit
Ricardo Barreto & Raquel Fukuda
Chess Auto-Creative (Self-Replicating)
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‘Chess Auto-Creative (CHEAC)’, takes the form of a cube where each face corresponds to an 8 x 8 chessboard. The six chessboards can also be arranged in a line to make them easier to see. There are 16 white pieces and 16 black pieces on each of the chessboards, made up of elements such as: kings, queens, bishops, knights, castles and pawns, each of which moves according to the rules of the game. However, instead of the pieces being arranged as normal, they are first set out in patterns where each element is repeated […]Each time a piece is moved to a new position, symmetrically or asymmetrically, a new variation of proto-chess is produced – in other words, a new game emerges. All games generated in this way are, in principle, variations of proto-chess – including the official chess game itself. This means that ‘Chess Auto-Creative’ is not a variant of the official chess game, but its origin.
ISSEY MIYAKE
ايسي مياكي
איסי מיקים
イッセイミヤケ
이세이 미야케
ISSEY MIYAKE
homage
R.I.P
ISSEY MIYAKE valued free and unconventional thinking – thinking that took into account the spirit of creation, curiosity and love as a universal expression.
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ISSEY MIYAKE schätzte freies und unkonventionelles Denken – Denken, das den Geist der Schöpfung, Neugier und Liebe als universellen Ausdruck berücksichtigte.
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ISSEY MIYAKEは、自由で型破りな思考、つまり創造の精神、好奇心、愛を普遍的な表現として考慮した思考を大切にしました。
olga kisseleva
anthropOcean
AnthropOcean, interactive project created by the artist-researcher Olga Kisseleva, brings the public to question its implication in an environment which we keep adjusting to our aspirations, with a particular focus on the ocean. At the heart of this project is an online database dedicated to climate change and to the broader ties between ocean, climate and society. This database is the source of all visual displays seen by the public and it also has an interactive dimension: the public itself is able to feed the database thanks to a specific barcode. In other words, the art piece takes the shape of a visual display installation composed of digital objects that it visually maps and connects to one another.
CASEY REAS
KTTV
This documentation video captures a few minutes of a continuous, generative collage. The source for the collage is one hour of edited signals captured from KTTV (198 – 204 MHz @ 34°13′29″N, 118°3′47″W) in August 2015.
The sound was created by Philip Rugo
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KTTV Cette vidéo de documentation capture quelques minutes d’un collage continu et génératif. La source du collage est une heure de signaux édités capturés par KTTV (198 – 204 MHz @ 34°13′29″N, 118°3′47″W) en août 2015.
Le son a été créé par Philip Rugo
NILS VÖLKER
64 CCFL
The installation is mainly made from so called cold cathode fluorescent lights which normally are used as backlights for computer screens.
A micro controller, in combination with custom made electronics, regulates the power supply and therewith the height of the illuminated part of each tube.
HENRIK OLESEN
Alan Turing
Jim Chen-Hsiang Hu
Hu atualmente aplica suas técnicas ao reino da moda, mas não necessariamente vê a tecelagem em 3D como algo restrito a esse campo. Ele diz: “Poderia ter um futuro possivelmente menos associado à moda … seria este o ponto de partida da arquitetura superleve?” Apropriadamente, o mais novo empreendimento de Hu é chamado de One More Dimension, como ele disse à 1 Granary Magazine em uma entrevista: “Eu queria introduzir mais um ângulo ou dimensão no design.” Ele explicou: “Visualmente, isso aparece como uma terceira dimensão nas roupas”. As peças de Hu refletem essa diversidade de material, textura e densidade. Certos artigos são mais parecidos com vestidos tradicionais, exceto por uma ou duas esculturas de tecido saliente, enquanto outros usam a técnica 3D para criar grandes faixas de tecido em malha, simulando golas de capuz exageradas ou delicadas, máscaras faciais e véus de renda. Essas peças de tecido vermelho são um jogo delicado e deliberado, alternando entre semissólido e vazio, tecido e rede, ao mesmo tempo que confunde os limites entre a superfície, a frente e o verso.
DORIS POWER
Circle Of Life
ALAN WARBURTON
Сферические гармоники
Сферические гармоники – это странная сила изображения CGI. Это строящаяся фантастика, полная воспоминаний, созданных в цифровом виде, поддельной физики и контролируемых аварий. Место, где реальность терпит неудачу, потому что она слишком совершенна. Сферические гармоники стилистически находится на полпути между глянцевой демонстрацией продукции на Оксфорд-стрит и строительным домом на сцене пост-продакшн в Сохо.
