Daniel Lopatin’s new Oneohtrix Point Never album »R Plus Seven« stands shortly before the release via new label home Warp. Previously watch the eye-catching hyper-real music video from artist Takeshi Murata for his first single »Problem Areas«.
Abandoned buildings, private apartments and junk rooms – Each setting photographer Faisal Al Fouzan from Kuwait has photographed was found like you can see below and left untouched, preserving the authenticity of the chaotic ensemble. »The Empty Chairs project aims to capture the different scenery in which empty chairs are discovered in visually surreal or out of the ordinary environments. Through these images I examine the relationship between the empty chair and it’s surrounding. Each image tells a story, where the chair is the narrator and protagonist, speaking of its past inhabitant and its context.«
All images © Faisal Al Fouzan 2013. (via)
Dancefloor-Blues unter dem Himmelsgewölbe. Peter M. Kersten alias Lawrence kennt das Lexikon der Gase wie kaum ein anderer.
Hiding in plain sight, the photograph skims across the skin of reality. Something I can watch over and over again.
Rikkert Paauw, Jet van Zwieten and Hein Lagerweij of FOUNDation Projects transform for some time now ordinary dumpsters into a unique space – with items they recover from dumpsters. In their hometown Utrecht a fantastic series of dumpsterhouses were constructed last year. The results were set up in the city centre, where they became a kind of small village. On the inside and outside of the buildings video footage of the construction process was being projected accompanied by music and soundscapes produced with field recordings. Foundation, a concept by Rikkert Paauw and Jet van Zwieten is about collecting waste material and old furniture from the neighborhood, moving it to a waste container, reusing it to turn it into a small house (with the container as the foundation), to become a temporary meeting place for neighbours and passers-by. Also visit their picture gallery on flickr and their vimeo channel.
All images © FOUNDation Projects.
How one can make a great architecture out of corrugated metal. The project of Australian architect Raffaello Rosselli was to re-purpose an existing tin shed at the rear of a residential lot, in the inner-city suburb of Redfern, Sydney. As the only remaining shed in the area it is a unique reminder of the suburb’s industrial past. Find out more about Tinshed on Rosselli’s homepage.
All images © Mark Syke, Richard Carr.
Sagen wir, auf einem fernen Planeten, dort in einer Bar unter Tage, sitzt ein Bolianer und trinkt Schneckensaft. Auf der Bühne: die Fuck Buttons.
