»Oscillate« is the title of Daniel Sierra’s thesis done at the MFA Computer Art program in the School of Visual Arts in New York City. The project was an attempt »to visualize waveform patterns that evolve from the fundamental sine wave to more complex patterns, creating a mesmerizing audio-visual experience in which sight and sound work in unison.« Full screen mode is recommended.
This makes quite sense: My old series buddy Tom Selleck was photoshopped into waterfall scenes. You must also listen to the official Selleck Waterfall Sandwich Theme Song while studying this cool Food Art experience.
Jon Hopkins, der Meister, klopft wunderbar Dellen in die glatte Oberfläche seiner Beats, Aufnahmen eines Feuerwerks, vorbeifahrender LKWs, von Aufzug-Gebimmel und plätscherndem Wasser. Dunkel!
The strange relationship between robots and donuts. American illustrator Eric Joyner is determined to get to the bottom of the mystery, which began somewhere in 2002. On his homepage, Joyner posted an extensive review of his work.
All images © Eric Joyner.
Don’t expect the song of the year. Besides being very entertaining, this video contains the first musical output of chinese superstar Ai Weiwei, a very ironic metal track well beyond the pain threshold. The clip is about his time in detention and shows him being escorted and searched by prison guards, shaving his head, applying lipstick and donning a dress. Song by Ai Weiwei with music by Zuoxiao Zuzhou. Cinematography by Christopher Doyle.
Spanish photographer Álvaro Escobar has crafted a powerful series called »Censored«, a visual metaphor for China’s strict censorship of media, political parties, religious organizations and other social movements and mass organisations. The complete series is available here.
All images © Alvaro Escabar.
In ihrem Säckchen haben viele Murmeln ihren Platz gefunden, kugelrund, und man hört die ganze Zeit ihr Klickerklackern.
