Bla Bla de vincent Morisset à la Gaieté Lyrique de Paris.
Article de l’ONF ici : http://bit.ly/ITd1Vd
(Source : blogue.onf.ca)
Alex de Turris
- Storytelling sur les différents médiums - Transmedia -
“Between March 22 and May 13, from sundown to midnight, artist Doug Aitken’s “SONG 1” installation will use 11 high-definition video projectors to seamlessly blend moving images around the entire building to the tune of the pop song “I Only Have Eyes for You.” The film will include more than 15 covers of the song from a diverse group of artists including Beck and The Flamingos.”
Millenium park : Luminous Field by Artist Lufwerk
Inspired and informed by Italian floor mosaics, the urban grid, pedestrian crosswalks and geometric tessellations.
This stunning site-specific video and sound installation brought more than 65,000 Chicagoans and out-of-town visitors to the Park over a ten day period in the middle of the winter.
“Playground” projection field dimension 80’ by 30’ consisting of 384 tiles, underneath projection reflecting within the sculpture.
Project Glasses by Google
San Francisco
“Inni” - Sigur Rós
Inni - features footage from the bands 2008 show at the Alexandra Palace in London. It was their last show before they went on hiatus.
Director Vincent Morisset filmed the band digitally and then “re-filmed that footage on 16mm, then refilmed it all again.”
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Let husband and wife team Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison transport you to another time and place with their stunningly surreal photos. With degrees in Fine Arts, the duo construct mind-bending scenes and then ask you, the viewer, to imagine yourself in them. Robert is the main character in each of these photos, he wears a black suit to represent the archetype of the modern man.
(Source : mymodernmet.com)
