MARCIO AMBROSIO
Patmap
File Festival
PATMAP is an augmented interactive sculpture customized in real time by the audience who may choose colors and patterns for each face of the sculpture and create unique sequence of animation.
When people touch the sculpture, the aesthetic transforms itself, creating movements and synchrony.
FILE LED SHOW 2013
1024 ARCHITECTURE
The project consists of a podium with a microphone installed on the sidewalk of the Paulista Avenue, where people could interact through the vocal conversion into musical notes. The 1024 architecture group elaborated a brand new algorithm for this project, which changes the graphic behaviors by means of sounds. Depending on the note sung, several parameters of the program, such as colors, shapes and density.
Marco Barotti
The Egg
Ten thousand years ago, there were 1 million people living on the planet, fifty years ago there were 3 billion of us and, by the end of this century, we are estimated to reach a population of 10 billion people! We have modified almost every part of our planet and, as we continue to grow, our need for vital resources increases exponentially. We human beings are the main force behind every global problem we face. The work is a kinetic sound sculpture resembling an egg. The cycle of life, reflected in the shape of the sculpture with neither beginning nor end, symbolizes fertility and reproduction – and thus questions the impact of overpopulation. Driven by real-time data generated by the Worldometer, the sculpture constantly changes its shape.
CHOI XOO ANG
최수앙
S úctou, v šoku nebo minimálně znepokojeni nad figurami, jejichž až bizarně živá lidskost vyráží dech. Jihokorejský sochař ze Soulu zkoumá společností akceptováno zneužívání nejzákladnějších lidských hodnot. Ve své práci využívá moment šoku z detailně a velmi citlivě vypracovaných nahých lidských těl zničených životní deziluzi. Těžko uvěřit, že pod povrchem tohoto téměř pulsujícího organismu se ukrývá nerezová ocel, hlína, pryskyřice, akryl a olejové barvy.
JUAN BETANCURTH
Erotics of Discipline
CARL WARNER
КАРЛ УОРНЕР
كارل وارنر
卡尔·华纳
קרל וורנר
カール·ワーナー
칼 워너
FERNANDO VELAZQUEZ
Mindscapes
FILEFESTIVAL
La serie Mindscapes incluye videos, impresiones sobre plexiglas, una instalación interactiva y una performance audiovisual donde se explora la idea de paisaje relacionada a la actividad cerebral. No se trata de buscar una literalidad, si no que se recurre a algoritmos generativos para especular sobre los procesos, flujos y relaciones entre los diversos dispositivos que nos forman e influencian el modo cómo entendemos el mundo, construimos el conocimiento y articulamos las memorias.
Marshmallow Laser Feast
Laser Forest
O público pode explorar livremente o espaço, batendo fisicamente, agitando, arrancando e vibrando as árvores para acionar sons e lasers, provocando uma experiência coletiva bem interativa. Devido à elasticidade natural do material, a interação com as árvores fazia com que elas oscilassem, criando padrões de vibração de luz e som. Cada árvore estava sintonizada com um tom específico, criando sons harmoniosos espacializados e jogados através de um sistema de som surround poderoso, e quanto mais gente, mais legal ficava o experimento. A instalação foi projetada para trazer para fora em adultos os sentimentos de curiosidade e admiração, que são tão viva e evidentes nas crianças.
DAVID ALTMEJD
大卫·阿尔特米德
对于Altmejd而言，制作过程至关重要-他对构造对象的行为如何产生意义感兴趣。 Altmejd通常无视传统的材料约定。在他最近的一系列大型半形象雕塑中，他使用了看似随机的物体（例如粗麻布，聚苯乙烯，链，毛皮，晶体和树脂铸模以及奇异的水果）在各种材料元素之间建立了共振的连接和并置。 。在涉及有机玻璃结构和玻璃的复杂装置中，阿尔特梅德经常将具有象征意义的物体（如水晶和动物标本剥制术的鸟类和动物）与诸如石膏，闪光，矿物和镜子之类的材料巧妙地配对使用。由于经常存在于事物表面之下的无形世界的激励，艺术家通过负空间揭示了自己作品中的隐藏结构：缝隙，孔洞，裂缝和充满晶体的孔是反复出现的主题。相比之下，他的镜面雕塑的反射面难以穿透，既定义又不稳定，并增加了它们周围的空间。
JOSEF HOFLEHNER
Йозеф Хофленер
LAS HERMANAS IGLESIAS
Sisters and artists Lisa and Janelle Iglesias collaborate under the moniker Las Hermanas Iglesias, mining their family history and shared experiences to create multimedia and often performance-based works. Their art considers issues such as cultural heritage, the body, and competition, often with a hint of absurdity folded in.
RAMONA ZORDINI
有种赤裸的感官刺激叫做呼吸困难
Michele Spanghero
Ad lib
The sound sculpture Ad lib. combines a medical machine for automatic pulmonary ventilation with a few organ pipes that play a musical chord to the constant rhythm of the mechanical breath, creating an artificial organ that is metaphorically a mechanical requiem that sounds incessantly. The title of the work Ad lib., an abbreviation of the Latin expression “ad libitum”, is a musical caption that gives the performer discretion of interpretation, allowing for instance to repeat “at will” certain bars of the score. The sculpture aims to refer to the situation in which people, who suffer from critical health conditions, see their survival tied to a breathing machine and, therefore, to the discretion of those who are taking care of them.
Sylvie Zijlmans
Hurricane Series
Rananim
A state of vulnerability seems to shroud human beings in Sylvie Zijlmans’ Hurricane series. Each work is titled after an actual hurricane: the 2006 tropical storm Vince that hit the Spanish coast in September 2005, Hurricane Emily or Hurricane Bret, Rananim or the 2005 devastating Katrina that hit New Orleans so severely.
WORAPONG MANUPIPATPONG
SPACE INBETWEEN
The series of spatial structures are a combination and overlapping of basic architectural-elements (roof, floor, wall, window, and ladder) and furniture feature (platform with different level for seating, laying, leaning). The shape and form represent contemporary architecture with simplicity of form but complex spaces. These structures can be seen as a transition between inside and outside. It provides variety of posture and different level with intimate space.
TADAO CERN
TADAO CERN IS A PHOTOGRAPHER AND ARTIST BASED IN VILNIUS, LITHUANIA. HE GRADUATED IN ARCHITECTURE, BUT IN SPRING OF 2010 HE DECIDED TO TRY SOMETHING NEW AND HE FOUND HIMSELF IN THE WORLD OF PHOTOGRAPHY. THESE IMAGES ARE DIGITAL RECREATIONS ICONIC PAINTINGS USING PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL RETOUCHING.
José León Cerrillo
The Mexican artist José León Cerrillo, born in 1976 in San Luís Potosí, uses his multifaceted oeuvre to question what exactly makes a painted picture a work of art. Cerrillo examines the discursive function and the “social character” of painting by provocatively paring a picture down to a decorative pattern or by experimenting with the many different ways of presenting a picture.
