Grimes – Genesis
Posted by Fabio 23 August 2012
Genesis is the new Grimes music video taken from the album Visions, out now on 4AD/Arbutus. Directed by Claire Boucher.
Antonio Marguet – Exotic Juicy Tutti Frutti
Posted by Fabio 23 August 2012
A born collector from South of Spain, Antonio Marguet first started ‘camera snapping’ as stylist. As visual artist based in London for more than 14 years and with a background in Fine Art, he brings together a range of interdisciplinary skills. ‘Frictions’ between materials and objects that operate on different levels is a constant through his practice. read more
Masayuki Furukawa
Posted by Fabio 23 August 2012
Masayuki Furukawa was born and raised in kanagawa, japan. Furukawa draws inspiration from everyday life. His focus is on the subject of portraits and landscape. Currently furukawa shares his time between london and tokyo.
The LEGO Story
Posted by Fabio 21 August 2012
To celebrates its 80th Birthday, The LEGO Group takes a look back at its history with this short animated film.
Ramesh Raskar – Imaging at a trillion frames per second
Posted by Fabio 21 August 2012
Ramesh Raskar presents femto-photography, a new type of imaging so fast it visualizes the world one trillion frames per second, so detailed it shows light itself in motion. This technology may someday be used to build cameras that can look “around” corners or see inside the body without X-rays.
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Ward Roberts – Courts
Posted by Fabio 20 August 2012
The culmination of a four-year project documenting sporting courts and fields across the globe, Courts, the debut book by Australian photographer Ward Roberts, is filled with colour-drenched images that operate as both playful documentary studies and intriguing formal propositions. read more
Izhar Patkin – The Messiah’s glAss
Posted by Fabio 20 August 2012
With The Messiah’s glAss, Izhar Patkin frames two central narratives that serve as metaphors for each other. His innovative techniques and mastery as a visual narrator are brought to bear on these avenues of exploration. “One is the vanishing physicality of the image in our age of virtual transmission; the other is the diminishing weight of secular Zionism in contemporary Israel,” Patkin explained. read more
Cinemagraphs
Posted by Fabio 20 August 2012
A Cinemagraph is an image that contains within itself a living moment that allows a glimpse of time to be experienced and preserved endlessly. Visual Graphics Artist Kevin Burg and photographer Jamie Beck named the process “Cinemagraphs” for their cinematic quality while maintaining at its soul the principles of traditional photography.