Artist Creates Digital Life-Forms that Respond to Archival Birdsongs. Australian artist Andy Thomas creates what he describes as “audio life forms,” specifically 3D animations that respond to audio input.
For these latest pieces he used archival bird recordings from the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (in addition to one of his own recordings) to create these new digital sound sculptures that animate in different ways in reaction to the songs of each bird. Thomas uses more software tools than we could reasonably share here, but you can learn a bit more over on his website. Les collages de Maja Polackova au Musée Faure d'Aix-les-Bains. Culture Maja Polackova "découpe la couleur" dans les pages des journaux.
Elle en fait de petits personnages. L'artiste belge expose une trentaine d'oeuvres jusqu'au 15 juin au Musée Faure d'Aix-les-Bains. Une simplicité désarmante. Embroidered Stop-Motion Music Video Weaves Wicked Tale About Mad Science. Upon first hearing the dirty, doom rock guitar licks of London rock outfit Throne, it’s not instinctively intuitive to imagine embroidery.
The band’s sound seems like it should be accompanied by primal cave paintings or giant, brutal rock carvings—yet, through the directorial power of band member Nicos Livesy and the animation skills of Tom Bunker, embroidery is the medium they followed for their new video, "Where Tharsis Sleeps. " Painstakingly stitched frame by frame, "Tharsis Sleeps" follows a band of post-Earth humans attempting to terraform a new planet for human habitation. As is obvious from the first second the dark and distorted track hits the ear, things go awry for our heroes. They mistakenly unleash a demonic explosion of chemicals upon the planet, transforming everything around them into a twisted version of life that certainly was not their intention. Breathtaking Driftwood Horse Sculptures by James Doran-Webb. The raw spirit and freedom that wild horses represent to us have been captured perfectly in sculptor James Doran-Webb’s breathtaking driftwood horse sculptures.
The beautiful pieces are assembled entirely out of pieces of driftwood. The driftwood’s seemingly fluid forms, carved by the waves, lend themselves perfectly to the galloping horses’ features. Silk – Interactive Generative Art. Fun with Polymers! (Part I) If you exist you shall persist. If you exist you shall persist External Stimuli : Morgan Ffransis (NomadiCortex)
Fabriquez vos autocollants, stickers, vitrophanies imprimés - Etape 1 - stickair.com - A l'unité ou en séries, vitrophanie, grandes dimensions, micro-perforé, transparent, autocollants de sol. 35photo - world photography. Un artiste dessine ses cauchemars d’enfance sur Post-it. Charles Clary - Murfreesboro, TN Artist - Installation Artists - Painters - Paper Artists. About Charles Charles Clary was born in 1980 in Morristown, Tennessee.
He received his BFA in painting with honors from Middle Tennessee State University and his MFA in painting from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Biology student Daniel Stoupin captures images of coral specimens found in collectors' tanks. Daniel Stoupin photographed the corals in studios owned by aquarists and coral collectors instead of underwaterHe spent four months photographing the specimens due to the complexity of the techniques he used, including high magnification, and spent up to 10 hours producing one or two images By Sarah Griffiths Published: 15:49 GMT, 4 September 2013 | Updated: 17:57 GMT, 4 September 2013 They may look like exotic plants, but in fact these incredible pictures are close-ups of tiny fragments of coral.
Marine Biology student Daniel Stoupin, 26, was given access to studios owned by aquarists and coral collectors to take the photographs. The incredible layered images of tiny pieces of coral show a fascinating range of colours and symmetrical shapes. Better Out Than In. Graphic Arts. The Albertina safeguards one of the most important and extensive graphic art collections in the world.
It comprises around 50,000 drawings and watercolours, as well as some 900,000 graphic art works, ranging from the Late Gothic era to the present. The arc of exquisite works stretches from Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti and Raphael Santi through Albrecht Dürer, Peter Paul Rubens and Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn to Claude Lorrain, Honoré Fragonard and Paul Cézanne. In the modern section, the holdings range across Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt and Oskar Kokoschka via Pablo Picasso and Jackson Pollock to Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, Alex Katz, and finally to Franz Gertsch, Georg Baselitz and Anselm Kiefer.
Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen (1738-1822) founded the Graphic Art Collection between 1770 und 1822. Deliberately conceived on an encyclopaedic scale and with an educational orientation, it was fully in accordance with the enlightened precepts of its era. More... More... Street Art by Alexey Menschikov (12 pictures). Expo et visites virtuelles. ART+COM: Home. New book publication edited by Annet Dekker. « Baltan Laboratories. Amber Platform. TOTAL RECALL – The Evolution of Memory. Welcome to the website of TOTAL RECALL – The Evolution of Memory.
Here you find all infos about the program, the artists and speakers, and the themes and topics that will shape the festival. The TOTAL RECALL Wrap-Up offers a short summary of the Festival Ars Electronic 2013. Danse, lumière et géométrie. Highlike. Catharina van eetvelde. Des sculptures étirables. DIOGO PIMENTAO YVON LAMBERT « YVON LAMBERT. Hubert Scheibl.