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Gherm Swiss artist Felice Varini is know for his large scale projections of geometric forms onto rooms and exterior spaces. His latest work at the Grand Palais in Paris went up just last month, you can watch the video above to see how he works with projectors and stencils to create his artwork that only appears proportional when seen from a specific viewpoint. You can also follow him on Facebook . (via street art news ) <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p> http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2013/05/new-geometric-projection-by-felice-varini-in-paris/

New Geometric Projection by Felice Varini in Paris

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http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2013/04/this-anamorphic-portrait-by-bernard-pras-is-an-entire-room-full-of-objects/

This Anamorphic Portrait by Bernard Pras is Made From an Entire Room of Objects

French artist Bernard Pras works almost entirely within the realm of assemblage and anamorposis , a visual illusion where a distorted projection—often made from paint or a collection or objects—must be viewed from a specific vantage point to reconstitute the intended image. His latest piece, a portrait of Malian actor Sotigui Kouyaté , is comprised of numerous objects including clothes, paint, wood, rubber, and other objects found or scavenged around the installation site. Only when viewed through the lens of his camera is the image clearly visible. Watch the video above to see everything come together. Pras currently has a solo show at MazelGalerie in Brussels, Belgium and you can see a collection of his work here (flash).
CC Pjotr Lux / Flickr Focus sur le Festival Accélération 2012, événement de lancement de la nouvelle formation doctorale SACRe (Sciences Arts Création Recherche). Une expérience portée par Paris Sciences et Lettres et 6 de ses membres (CNSMDP, CNSAD, ENSBA, ENSAD, La Fémis & ENS). Le thème : l'accélération en Sciences et en Arts. Un biologiste au théâtre, James Dean dans un film d'animation, une sonate de Beethoven, de la gastronomie moléculaire, une visite du monde quantique, le corps dans la performance ou bien une promenade sur les anneaux de Saturne... Tout un programme! http://plus.franceculture.fr/arts-et-sciences-destins-croises

ARTS ET SCIENCES : DESTINS CROISÉS

http://blogs.jcvi.org/2010/12/holiday-art/ In a relatively unknown place, on the 3rd floor of JCVI in Rockville, MD, is a small fungal room where art meets science (and of course where all our fungal research takes place). Fungus often gets such a bad reputation for being gross and somewhat ‘standard’. We fungal folks know better and I am hoping to educate others with the underlying beauty that fungi possess, in a funky way. I recognize that beauty is in the eye of the beholder but I felt this might convince some that fungus can be fun and not just something that grows in the back of your fridge or a nuisance that contaminates your plates.

Holiday Art « JCVI Blog

As part of Winnipeg’s Public Art Program, Vancouver-based Pechet Studio won an international competition to create a public artwork to invigorate the center of the city. Together with artist Bill Pechet and lighting co-designer Chris Pekar of Lightworks, Lumenpulse provided the illumination for the urban sculpture, called Emptyful, in downtown Winnipeg. Standing 35 feet high and 31 feet wide, the stainless steel frame of a flask-like structure has been installed at the Millennium Library Plaza. Funded by the Canadian government and the City, the $575,000 artwork represents the idea that something can be empty and full at the same time. “It was influenced by the phenomenon of weather and human endeavor,” Pechet says.

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http://www.lumenpulse.com/en/project/41/emptyful-sculpture-at-the-millennium-library-plaza#
Le début du mois d’octobre n’est pas de tout repos dans la région grenobloise : outre la très médiatique Fête de la Science, l’agglomération a accueilli la 6e édition des Rencontres-i , biennale arts-sciences maintenant bien connue du public isérois.

Rencontres-i : au croisement des arts et des sciences | Knowtex Blog

http://www.knowtex.com/blog/rencontres-i-au-croisement-arts-sciences/

Science et littérature | Knowtex Blog

La littérature parle plus de la science que la science ne parle de littérature, c’est certain (en même temps je ne vois pas comment placer un poème de Baudelaire dans une équation). Attention, je parle ici de la Science DANS la littérature, pas des scientifiques qui publient leurs recherches sous formes de livres ou d’essais pour tous. http://www.knowtex.com/blog/science-et-litterature/
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