[WATCH&LISTEN] A bizarre journey in a land far up North where faces are frozen in time and colors are melting on the white landscape. A visually stunning music video showcasing the great talent of Dvein.
[AGENDA] Five years after investing the Palais de Tokyo for a gigantic solo show, Loris Gréaud is back in two of Paris' most prestigious institutions, the Louvre and the Centre Pompidou.
[CONCEPT] The Design Exquis exhibition in London uses the Exquisite Corpse as a method of creation for design pieces. Matthew Plummer-Fernandez 3D printed a modern Venus in response to the picture he was given.
[CONCEPT] Presented at the Geneva Mapping Festival, "Isotopes V.02" can be seen as a metaphor on nuclear power, in light of the Fukushima event.
[CONCEPT] Daniel Sierra considers sine waves as the building blocks of sound. He puts in application this principle in this animation made for his thesis.
[WATCH&LISTEN] Gangpol & Mit are back with a new video which showcases one more time their love for black humor.
[WTF] A lifetime summed up through Google's autocomplete. The suggestions of a simple search for "I'm [age] and" give us a glimpse of the most common concerns affecting the millions of people using Google everyday.
[WATCH&LISTEN] We don't want to spoil for you this new video directed by Megaforce for Is Tropical but expect some very graphic content and amazing CGI.
[WATCH&LISTEN] This edition of Off Book tries to find out how Photoshop has profoundly modified our relationship to images.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] In 1971, Manfred Mohr was invited by the CEO of C.G.M. (Compagnie Générale de Micromatique) to experiment with one of their machines, the Datagraphix 4460 to make computer animations.
[WATCH&LISTEN] Inspired by the work of Eadweard Muybridge, Harold Edgerton and Étienne-Jules Marey, forms is a celebration of movement. This ballet of abstract shapes are actually representations of athletes in motion.
[CONCEPT] Specialized in capturing light, Patrick Rochon took on a new challenge by photographing three wakeboarders, Mike Dowdy, Adam Errington, and Dallas Friday, at night. The LED lights strapped to the boards shine in the dark and become solid rays of light when shot by Patrick Rochon.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Borna Sammak modifies video footage by removing colors that do not match his taste. The deconstruction he operates transform the original video in an intricate animation where no image is discernable.
[WATCH&LISTEN] A hacked Kinect camera captures Angus Andrew, Julian Gross and Aaron Hemphill. The three members of the band become a set of data slowly oscillating to "The Exact Color Of Doubt".
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Famous for his interactive sculptures, Daniel Rozin is currently exhibiting a new series of works at Angles, his fifth solo show at the bitforms gallery in New York.
[MUST-HAVE] Just like a regular kazoo, it contains a flute which acts as a breath synthesizer. You can also produce sounds by tapping on its touch sensitive surface or record your voice with the built-in microphone. If the "most versatile entertainment assistant ever" was primarily built to create music, it can actually achieve so much more.
[MUST-HAVE] The world's first thermochromic athletic shirt is now available! The Radiate shirts will give you "thermal vision on your body". The clothes react to your body temperature. They change color when your veins expand or your muscle swell, giving you a precise idea of which parts of your body are working out.
[WATCH&LISTEN] Using the fly over option of Nokia's maps service, Here, Paul Wex recorded views from various cities across the globe, including New York, Toronto, Chicago or London.
[WATCH&LISTEN] Dancing to Kreukeltape by Machinefabriek, German dancer Laura Keil's movements are recorded by three Kinect cameras. The data collected were then combined to produce a three dimensional piece where different perspectives become visible in a single video.
[WATCH&LISTEN] Competitive gaming was once a casual leisure played by a couple of friends at LAN parties. The short PBS documentary gives us an overview of the competitive gaming world through interviews of gamers or researchers.
