Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts
Monday, 22 March 2010
Friday, 27 November 2009
Friday, 13 November 2009
The Tenderloin Project x Black Scale
The Tenderloin Project x Black Scale from Sean Desmond on Vimeo.
The Tenderloin Project is an ongoing artistic endeavor focused on one of San Francisco’s most marginalized neighborhoods, The Tenderloin. Utilizing the interactive mediums of photography and film, we aim to capture a compelling and honest portrait of this diverse community.
Friday, 30 October 2009
Snow, ice, crystal balls and Global warming.
The Inuktitut language has well over 50 expressions for snow and ice, but no words to describe the warm weather when flowers no one had ever seen are now growing on the same dry soil once covered by a frozen lake.
The piece is inspired by a series of photographs by greenlandic artist Arqaluarta Rosing. The series is called ‘Kassoq’ (Blue Ice) and it’s a portrait of the nordic frozen landscape. It’s impressive to see the different shapes and formation of ice: at time poignant and angular almost like futuristic architecture, other times round and shapeless like an organic matter.
The piece is a poetic reflection upon the issue of climate change and a metaphor of the transformations affecting the Arctic landscape.
The poles are the regions where climate change is and will be most rapid and visible. The effects of global warming on fauna and flora are particularly pronounced in the Arctic where the temperature has risen by more than 3°C over the past 50 years and they’re projecting it could go up another 7 degrees over the next 100 years.
This video takes inspiration by the fascinating realm of ice and the transformation affecting the arctic territories. Vladislav Delay’s track Toive evoke an environment where gentle yet dynamic transformations are taking place. The progressive repetitions generate a sense of restlessness, tension, and this video intends to visualize this idea.
The video was shot in camera on a set, using live projections and incorporating time lapse photography. _Carolina Melis
The piece is inspired by a series of photographs by greenlandic artist Arqaluarta Rosing. The series is called ‘Kassoq’ (Blue Ice) and it’s a portrait of the nordic frozen landscape. It’s impressive to see the different shapes and formation of ice: at time poignant and angular almost like futuristic architecture, other times round and shapeless like an organic matter.
The piece is a poetic reflection upon the issue of climate change and a metaphor of the transformations affecting the Arctic landscape.
The poles are the regions where climate change is and will be most rapid and visible. The effects of global warming on fauna and flora are particularly pronounced in the Arctic where the temperature has risen by more than 3°C over the past 50 years and they’re projecting it could go up another 7 degrees over the next 100 years.
This video takes inspiration by the fascinating realm of ice and the transformation affecting the arctic territories. Vladislav Delay’s track Toive evoke an environment where gentle yet dynamic transformations are taking place. The progressive repetitions generate a sense of restlessness, tension, and this video intends to visualize this idea.
The video was shot in camera on a set, using live projections and incorporating time lapse photography. _Carolina Melis
Vladislav Delay - Toive from Leaf Label on Vimeo.
Friday, 16 October 2009
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Long Portrait: Graciella Longoria
Long Portrait: Graciella Longoria from Clayton Cubitt on Vimeo.Long portrait of Graciella Longoria, on the first anniversary of her father's death in a car accident. Photographed on my terrace, Brooklyn. June 2009
This is beautiful. Now tell me who cant relate??
Plus I think shes really good looking, she dosnt look odd to me at all like I find allot of albino people to look....I love this shit.....keep um coming Cubitt
source here
Tuesday, 9 June 2009
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