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Amstel is a music video for Opiate´s track Amstel. Opiate is the danish musician Thomas Knak /click here for more . He uses analogue instruments as a basement for his music and manipulates them then digitally. He founded and runs his own label Hobby Industries. He worked with famous names like Alva Noto and Björk. As a remixer he has collaborating with musicians and groups of wide spectrum of styles such as Tied & Tickled Trio, Björk,Giardini Di Mirò, Efterklang, Karsten Pflum, Under Byen, Piano Magic, etc.

Amstel from Emilia on Vimeo.

“This analogue-digital approach I transferred into visuals. Out of different materials like ballons, felt, sweets, buttons and paper-maché I created objects and creatures. I filmed them on greenscreen and composed them afterwards digitally with After Effects.“

a graphical big bang, shows us the world behind

ZEROING from andrey nepomnyaschev on Vimeo.

Enter The Lovely for Moniker International Art Fair by Owen McGonigle. Music by Ronin. The Moniker Art Fair will take place in London from October 14 – 17 2010. Come along to Babelgum’s pop-up cinema, where we’ll be screening ‘Beautiful Losers’, ‘Guerilla Art’ and the worldwide premiere of ‘Bomb It 2′.

Moniker Art Fair

I really like this animated film it shows how we can use our creativity and phantasy to take refuge of reality. And also sharing phantasy with each other and how to inspire the people arround us.

There are lots of nice motion experiments with sound. This is one of the impressive kind. Onur Senturk is a freelance designer and director in Istanbul, Turkey.
See more of his work here.  We recently also featured his film Nokta on the blog.

TRI▲NGLE from Onur Senturk on Vimeo.

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“Each day, we are surrounded by seemingly insignificant objects, taking them from one place to the other, or leaving them on a table for weeks, without paying any attention to them. We ignore or forget them, using things only when we need to, making sure they don’t interfere or inhabit our space. But what if they were not so stable and subservient? What if they could swivel, bounce or even fly. And what if they did so all at the same time? We want to imagine a place where objects could live and move, harmoniously, and of their own accord. Without interfering with each other these objects would bounce, roll, turn and cross each other’s paths.

This experiment is about re-discovering our daily surroundings. This is the making of the interactive video that was originally made for If You Could Collaborate exhibition.

This video is the making of the interactive film where each object is assigned to a letter on the keyboard, and can be activated or deactivated at any time. To learn more about our process and to play with this interactive desk, go to dansedance.com”

DanseDance from Julien Vallée on Vimeo.

YouTube Play is an exhibition that YouTube and the Guggenheim Museum in NYC are calling “a Biennial of Creative Video” and which you can submit or nominate your own non-commercial work to (open till the 31st of July). Director Johnny Kelly produced an amazing video for the exhibition. Be sure to check out the making of to see how it was done. Read more about it here..

Making of

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An experimentation into color, movement, absorption and the body. For me it is an act of art between disgust and the fascination of surrealistic experiments with the human body, which is freaking me out in some way. Find here more information about Lucy McRae and Mandy Smith.

Chlorophyll Skin from Lucy McRae on Vimeo.

PIXELS: Retro Gamers from addwork on Vimeo.

Directed by Patrick Jean and produced by French production company OneMoreProduction this animation film is one of the best seen in a while. Millions of views in the first days..one viral beast for sure.