The Fireplace
It can get cold: Bartek Elsner crafts unusual sculptures from cardboard boxes. At last you can see The Fireplace. Visit his homepage for more works.
It can get cold: Bartek Elsner crafts unusual sculptures from cardboard boxes. At last you can see The Fireplace. Visit his homepage for more works.
Great cinema from a small source: »The Theory« presents the world’s smallest all action police chase. »Directing duo The Theory presents the tiniest police chase ever seen, made using the world’s smallest ‚pocket video projectors‘. Featuring an escaped convict, a determined cop and a fully armed police helicopter, Speed of Light takes ‚projection mapping‘ to a whole new (and low) level.«
Speed of Light from The Theory
In Robert Rickhoffs world cities are filled with confusion. The Hamburg-based artist invades public space with wit and a great sense of humour. There is also a certain kind of fatality about the way, Rickhoff translates urbanity. Urban exploration done on the computer. Very nice!
Concrete buildings by architectural photographer Andy Spain. You can read more about his on-going project at ArchDaily.
Kollege Andreas vom sowieso mal zu empfehlenden Klangboot, der zugleich auch für das Goethe Institut Russland tätig ist, weist uns auf folgende Aufzeichnung einer dort am 27.10.12 stattgefundenen Veranstaltung „Remixkultur – wem gehört das Wissen?“ hin, in der u. a. Matthias Spielkamp von irights.info ins Thema einführt und schon allein deshalb kann man sich das anhören, wenn man mal was über die Basics zur Geschichte des Urheberrechts usw. erfahren möchte. Die Diskussion selbst schaue/höre ich mir gerade selber an, hier das Video:
Video installation by German artist Ursula Damm. The artwork uses a self-organizing network to process video footage from the Aeschenplatz, Basel. It also depicts the flow of traffic from a computer’s perspective. 6 min. preview of the 1h5 minutes video.