Showing posts with label Move with us. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Move with us. Show all posts
18.8.10
21.3.10
The Secret
Oscar nominated film "The Secret of Kells" tells a Celtic story through magical visuals and haunting imagery.
Made you look
Movie + TV Posters
Beautiful Losers | Jackie Brown (Ibraheem Youssef) | Objectified. | Jurassic Park | Curb Your Enthusiasm | The Art of the Stea | The Night Before Christmas (Mans Wikstrom) | Kill Bill (Ibraheem Youssef)
Beautiful Losers | Jackie Brown (Ibraheem Youssef) | Objectified. | Jurassic Park | Curb Your Enthusiasm | The Art of the Stea | The Night Before Christmas (Mans Wikstrom) | Kill Bill (Ibraheem Youssef)
20.3.10
Do you see what I see?
New high definition, wireless projector designed by David Riesenberg. Part of the GEO series, this piece of technology proves that functional yet sleek and simple design should be part of everyday life.
17.3.10
Sleep Tight
Brought to you by the letters T + S
These beautiful movie and tv boudoirs have me craving my bed.
Gossip Girl | Sex and the City | Ocean's Thirteen | The Holiday
Screening Room
How to Watch a Documentary
Take it from a pro: What you don’t see matters
Great interview with Pixar animator and illustrator Sanjay Patel → (Grain Edit)
Ramayana: Divine Loophole
Forget the films, Watch the Titles
You know what they say about first impressions...
Take it from a pro: What you don’t see matters
Great interview with Pixar animator and illustrator Sanjay Patel → (Grain Edit)
Ramayana: Divine Loophole
Forget the films, Watch the Titles
You know what they say about first impressions...
16.3.10
Hoods to Woods
Brian "Deka" Paupaw, journey from from Bed-Stuy to South American.
broadcast designer, creative director of the Se7en Nations clothing brand (still kicking?), a serious snowboarder, and now a
Hoods to Woods trailer #2 from Brian Paupaw on Vimeo.
→ Style Noir
15.3.10
Brought to you by the letters T + S
Brought to you by the letters T + S
Tokujin Yoshioka created this installation, at the Maison Hermes in Tokyo. The visual + magical play between the scarf and the person in the video is a refined and subdued must see.
Scott Snibbe's work is as "emotionally engaging as cinema, yet one where people remain aware of their bodies and their social relationships." His screen series consists of projected white light that interacts with the participants movements based on perconceived emotions or states, such as shyness, deception, and depletion. As people walk up to the screens the projected image comes alive.
Images: Shy + Concentration, 2003
+ Video
Tokujin Yoshioka created this installation, at the Maison Hermes in Tokyo. The visual + magical play between the scarf and the person in the video is a refined and subdued must see.Scott Snibbe's work is as "emotionally engaging as cinema, yet one where people remain aware of their bodies and their social relationships." His screen series consists of projected white light that interacts with the participants movements based on perconceived emotions or states, such as shyness, deception, and depletion. As people walk up to the screens the projected image comes alive.
Images: Shy + Concentration, 2003
+ Video
14.3.10
Move with us
As you may have noticed, once every month we focus on one of the many artistic disciplines that inspire us on a daily basis. This week's tam+sam featurette is Moving Image. Everything screen-based. From film, documentaries, movies to motion graphics, animation and even TV related elements will be showcased. Stay tuned...
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