Amino Assets from zeitguised on Vimeo.

Amino Assets blends lo-fi box geometries with hi-res textures, global illumination and artificial linear 3D/parallax camera movements. It illustrates the creative process of database design or designing things without a preconception: while browsing through databases of images, the creative combination of tags leads to unexpected findings. on the production end, this results in the recombination of images previously not considered to be in the same category. Our own version of imagineering.

Work featured at the ZEITGUISED solo exhibition ‘CONSTRUCTING’ at fluctuating images in Stuttgart, Germany. Featured in dotmov 2006.

Length: 1 min
Sound: Michael Fakesch (Web Edit), Asli Serbest & Mona Mahall (Art: Constructing Edit)

We also posted work from zeitguised here (mtv sweetheart) and at the end of this poste here (peripetics)

Serge Gainsbourg – animation des graffitis sur 5 ans du mur rue de Verneuil from Arnaud Jourdain on Vimeo.

Agrandir le plan

via amassblog

if you don’t know who was Max Bill, read this earlier post

Lees Mee braille postzegels > stamps by René Put.

Fischinger developed a complicated stop-motion technique to show the cigarettes played sports, capitalizing on the Olympic fever in Berlin.

Oskar Fischinger > Composition in blue (Germany, 1935)

This is an abstract film in which every motion is in strict synchronization with music, so the description must be read in terms of the overall impression it gives.

OSKAR FISCHINGER is one of the most important (and lately overlooked) avant-garde animator and painter.
An article from the Tate etc. UK summarizes Fischinger’s filmography very well.

Luigi Ghirri began taking photographs in 1970, mostly working in a milieu of conceptual artists. From 1983 he focussed primarily on photographing architecture and the Italian landscape.

Luigi Ghirri > 1943-1992

napalm

water

Sarah Pickering is a London based, British photographer who graduated from the Royal College of Art with a MA in Photography in 2005. She has been the recipient of several awards including the Photographers Gallery Graduate Award and a Jerwood Award in 2005. Sarah has exhibited internationally and in the UK where her work was part of How We Are: Photographing Britain, at Tate Britain, and is currently on show in the photography gallery of the V&A museum. Her work is featured in many publications including the Phaidon anthology on contemporary photography, ‘Vitamin Ph’, and the catalogue and exhibition, Manipulating Reality, (Centro di Cultura Contemporanea Strozzina Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi, Florence). Forthcoming projects include a monograph published by Aperture and a solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago. Gallery representation is with Meessen de Clercq, Brussels.

also via > theworldsbestever

Chinese artist Chen Wenling critiques the global financial crisis in What You See Might Not Be Real, on display at a Beijing gallery. The bull is said to represent Wall Street, while the man pinned to the wall represents jailed financier Bernard Madoff.

via UNURTH street art

via UNURTH street art

I found these on this website : community.livejournal.com – and since it’s writen in Russian I’m not quite sure of the context in which these pictures were taken. From what I get they were shot in the 70’s by Artists Nonna Gorunova and Francisco Infante-Arana… in Russia, maybe..

Advertising Agency: Spilberg, Oslo, Norway

The video, to a track by The Bumblebeez, aims to attract interest in a programme run by the V Energy Drink to offer internships at some of Australia’s leading creative companies. (via Creative Review)

via Yatzer