Klebende Gedankenspiele auf der Straße vom Streetart'ler 808. Irgendwas zwischen urbaner Kunst und Offline-Twitter. Und mag ich.
Kategorie: Kunst
What Need Angel | Die Songs von Burial visualisiert in einem 5-jährigen Gehirn
"What Need Angel is a synesthetic transcription of the brainwave response of a five year old boy while listening to music. The project aims to develop a systematic methodology that allows for primal biological experiences to be visualised to facilitate the understanding of the emotional responses to stimuli. The computational video uses dynamic particle animation segments that are woven together to form a seamless, though at times jarring, reflection of the music listening experience. Particle behaviours such as size, speed, colour and direction of movement are all determined by the user’s passive brainwave responses to music stimuli."
Music by Burial : Loner, Kindred, Rival Dealer & Come Down To Us
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Kuli-Kunst: Handgezeichnete 3D-GIFs
Der Titelfilm eines Post-Digital-Culture-Festivals | Die Mindfuck gewordene Technikhölle
They say you should observe a piece of art deeply to understand its concept and interpret it in your own way, we think that Jean-Paul Frenay took this idea and twisted it into something even bigger than just an interpretation. He made sure to create an introspective “sarcastic” adventure. We were so astonished when we received this and proud to present to you a visual piece communicating social behaviors in different sceneries that will put you into a hypnotic experience.
Bread Bags | Prada-Brot für die Welt!
Handtaschen sind ja nicht unbedingt mein Spezialgebiet. Fashion ohnehin nicht (bevor ich Fashion-Blogger werde, geht die Welt unter, glaubt mir). In dem Fall mach' ich aber mal 'ne Ausnahme. Weil Kunst. Und weil die Prada-Brot-Handtaschen von der Essenskünstlerin Chloe Wise genau meinen Geschmack treffen. Meinen Appetit und meinen Humor übrigens auch (Brot für die Welt in der Luxus-Version). Vielleicht habe ich aber auch einfach nur Hunger..
"I started this series of sculptures based off the title of those little LV bags: Louis Vuitton baguettes. The pun goes without explaining, with the first one I created taking the title literally. The bread is a mold cast in urethane (plastic) and then oil painted. Bread is a symbol of status and wealth (think “the breadwinner” or the use of the term “dough”) and these “it” bags connoted status in the early 2000s, which was the bat mitzvah era of my life (very important for a coming-of-age Jewess!).
In those days, (and to a degree even still) these bags represented luxury, status, and afforded their owners instant popularity. I wanted to show the parallels between the idolatry for luxury items in fashion with the equivalent importance of the commodity in the art world.
In a similar way, sculptures/artworks are valuable status items, and both designer goods and sculptural pieces can be seen as pieces of cultural capital. I have made and will continue to produce more sculptures in the same vein." (aus einem Interview mit Bulletmedia)
The Style of Bukowski on Skateboards
“To do a dull thing with style is preferable to doing a dangerous thing without it / To do a dangerous thing with style is what I call art.” Charles Bukowski
The Art of Boneface
London Underworld
"A creative project to remind us of the strange surroundings most of us walk through everyday. Filmed many parts of the London Underground with permission from TFL. Sounds of the Underground captured and turned into music for the soundtrack."