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PICK OF THE WEEK #31

by Troika (London, UK)

‘Thixotropes’ is a kinetic sculpture that is comprised of a series of eight illuminated mechanised structures, each of them shaped as a composition of intersecting angular and geometric forms that are …

PICK OF THE WEEK #30

by Arístides García (Berlin, Germany)

This video only shows a short part of a longer incoming installation, which explores the relationship between 2 harmonic waves in different graphical/musical ways. 98 pair of points trigger notes …

PICK OF THE WEEK #28

by FAIL (Europe), the collective of  electric kettle, SILANT, Lucy Benson and fRED

In essence the structure is a narrative organism. This being is telling its story without words or any human form. …

PICK OF THE WEEK #27

by Memo Akten (London, UK)

A study in simple harmonic motion and the nature of complex patterns created from the interaction of multilayered rhythms. Visuals made with openFrameworks, which also sends midi to Ableton Live …

PICK OF THE WEEK #26

by Kimchi and chips (Seoul, Korea + London, UK)

A small potted tree has a perpetual conversation with people. Through the use of video projection, a tree is augmented in a non-invasive way, enabling the …

PICK OF THE WEEK #25

Visual by Alba G. Corral (Barcelona, Spain)
Music by Escort Service  (Barcelona, Spain)

“Instrucciones para dar cuerda al reloj” was born from a live event taking place in July 2011 in Barcelona (Caixa Forum), …

PICK OF THE WEEK #24

by Misha Shyukin (London, UK)

This is Misha Shyukin’s graduation film. He suggested to watch it with your eyes half closed and not in full screen.

Editor’s Note:
This is an amazing piece from Misha …

PICK OF THE WEEK #23

by Bart Hess (Eindhoven, Netherland)

Animation for the national Glassmuseum. Simple but complex, minimalist expression of body and structural form created to encompass the human landscape with fluid movement of object and humanoid shell.
Beyond …

PICK OF THE WEEK #22

Music by Max Cooper (Traum, UK)
Visuals by Nick Cobby, UK

Nick Cobby, a London based animator and designer, creates synesthetic image sequences in this video for Max Cooper’s Solace, released on Traum Records. …

PICK OF THE WEEK #21

David Bowen

This installation draws information from the intensity and movement of the water in a remote location. Wave data is being collected in real-time from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data buoy Station 46246 …

Pick of the Week #20

By 31fps, (Hamburg City, Germany)

The installation is basically a music visualization. Created for live events the application consists of a desktop version for realtime graphic visualization of music and an iOS version for …

Pick of the Week #19

Project : Resonance by SR Partners (London, UK)
Visual : JP Frenay (Belgium)
Sound : Michael Fakesch (Germany)

Resonance is the vision of SR Partners; a collaborative project between over 30 independent visual and audio …

Pick of the Week #18

Solar Sinter
Markus Kayser (London, UK)

In a world increasingly concerned with questions of energy production and raw material shortages, this project explores the potential of desert manufacturing, where energy and material occur in abundance. …

Pick of the Week #17

Pe Lang (Zurich and Berlin)

Pe Lang’s poetic and elegant hand built sculptures combine mechanized systems with new materials to direct and manifest a different approach to kinetic movement. Lang realizes performances and creates installations …

Pick of the Week #16

Ryoji Ikeda

Ikeda creates a visual and sonic environment where visitors are submerged in an extreme illustration of projected and synchronized data. His work uses scale, light, shade, volume, shadow, electronic sounds, and rhythm to …

Pick of the Week #15

Written and Directed by Chris Milk
Google Tech Team: Aaron Koblin, George Brower, Michael Chang.

Enter your childhood street address at the beginning of this riveting interactive video for Arcade Fire’s song “We Used to …