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Yet Again

Brooklyn experimental rockers Grizzly Bear have released a clip for »Yet Again«, taken from their new album »Shields«. The symbolic journey of a figure skater. The video was directed by Emily Kai Bock.

 

NeSpoon

Experimenting with space: sculptures and stencils created by NeSpoon, who describes her work as »jewelry of the public space«.


Abandoned factory outside of Torino, Italy


Participation in the exhibition »Art Kitchen Foundation«, Franciacorta, Italy


Participation in the exhibition »Sub Urb Art 2«, Torino, Italy

The Facadeprinter

This great invention will certainly never change the world, but will find its place in the world of machines: »The Facadeprinter is a simple software controlled robot. It consists of a turn table with two axes and an air-pressure print head. The printer shoots the artwork from a distance dot by dot onto the chosen area. Using this method, inaccessible and uneven surfaces can be used for large scale prints. Artworks can be printed on buildings without costly scaffolding. The Facadeprinter is also a communication-tool. Even the application of the artwork is part of the message; straight and direct. A work of art is converted to a vector or pixel file and shot dot by dot onto the facade. The viewer watches the emerging artwork like the drawing of a magic pen.«

Kopf Kino

Shopping trolleys have become somehow part of the visual memory of art history. The newest trolley-based work comes from artist collective on/off. The device itself is constructed from a modified trolley filled with car batteries, a projector and computer held in place with cable ties. Read more about the practical use at designboom

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Die Mitmach-Revolution

Kaufst du noch oder druckst du schon? Noch geht unsere Vorstellung nicht soweit, dass wir ahnen können, was uns 3D-Drucker zukünftig ermöglichen werden. Womöglich könnten sie die Weltmärkte verändern, sie gar revolutionieren. Die Digitalisierung, die der Film- und Musikindustrie das Fürchten gelehrt hat, weitet sich auf die gegenständliche Welt aus. Kleider, skulpturale Kunst, das Brillengestell – alles, was denkbar ist, ist machbar, und alles was machbar ist, passiert. Den mentalen Einstieg in die neue Volksdroge bekommt ihr hier: »Das kleine Schwarze aus dem 3D-Drucker«. Jetzt nur noch ein paar Jahre warten, bis die Technologie den Konsumer-Markt erreicht.