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..as I didn’t mention id d post before during this holidays that are still ON here (and day will be till 15 of January [old New Year] but as secondary activity) there are thousands of projects around that I just save and I think I only want to mention a bit..

.next piece that is totally my style (my dream of expression) is from David Dimichele, he’s doin’ huge stuff, I mean really, I show u here only one work from him, but u definitely need to check him!

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:for sure there will be post in future where I’ll write more about his works, cause I’m really impressed as I said, this piece like d other one that u can find in shortly #contemporary are part of large-scale photography session where he is really playing with macro-micro, architecture & sculpture in one, maybe..  enjoy d light!

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pseudodocumentation: lightrods: 08

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are u inspired from this photography presenting megalomaniac objects, huge installation. .. u can leave ur comments below or on :d white b[l]og ::: #facebook page

 

?mirrors; – what about walls?

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:So, what does d author say about this wall, it’s typical historian object, reminds of d traditional walls from there & there ..etc or Simon Starling wants to show more?

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:why this art piece, #wall?! Is interesting for me?

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Firstly it reminds me of pink floyd, well how cliche, a? – however, it reminds me of d wall that u need to start if u want to build ur castle/ kingdom, it reminds me like a metaphor to our own walls that we create in Us with acting non-aware or non-awaken. ..and deep inside Us we can destroy this wall only if we put d bomb inside, with d power of our will & thoughts [like in that movie, ha]

so, mostly d wall is metaphor for a lot of things, strong character, and d lines and d perfect cubist forms that this stones have shows a bit from d perfection in building urself or at building ur present, results, future.

Strong wall keeps ur enemy outside, and yes, we have d same walls in our region too, not only as it’s mention in one article, reminds on d walls particular for West of Ireland.. d same construction, d same size, about meter and twenty or smt…

in a hope that he make unity from different social levels and d diversity of cultures & traditions with this stones he is trying to reflect, to be d mirror of d process that absorbs all that.

:It's still good that we can read more concrete for d work from
thegreatexposition ~

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Mirrored Wall Head [Simon Starling], it turns out, is not simply a dry stone wall put together in the traditional haphazard fashion. It is an eerily symmetrical construction, created using state of the art technologies, data transfer and computer guided milling machines. Each end of the wall is identical – like a mirror image of itself. The process is elaborate and sophisticated, the result barely perceptible.

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:have u seen this kind of installation before, u like it? . ..u can leave ur comments below or on :d white b[l]og ::: #facebook page

.let’s think bigger, actually let’s ‘dream big!

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:this is amazing project, yes indeed it took him a lot of time for d final result, but as u see is breathtaking, stunning way of creating art. Master piece! :life is very often compared with puzzle or this Rubik Cube and we are d players that need to find d code, their own way how to get to d result. but why to don’t think wider, as this artist do. ..our life is not only one cube, or puzzle it’s full spectra of games, combinations. .. we just need to start d play!

“Dream Big” was a year-long project in which Pete created a mosaic of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. using 4,242 Rubik’s Cubes.

How many?!  

:enjoy d photos and if u want to see what else Pete Fecteau creates _check his web page

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?u like this art work, u think is clever idea. ..u can leave ur comments below or on :d white b[l]og ::: #facebook page

?what is ur color _play with it!

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:::hei, this could be you!  

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I was thinking that this project recognize ur aura color but even that is not like that, this light interactive installation is creating colors from d visitors but it combines them with d colors from d atmosphere in d space in that moment and it mix them even with d colors from d visitors before.

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This project made by d artist ivan toth depeña [founder of airboat studio] is showing d audience part from d things that exist and we don’t see with regular eyes. Is this important for this contemporary era? I think yes! He gives Us d pleasure to enjoy d colors of our life, shows if there was good combination in d spirits from d current & d visitor from before, d environment change d temperature & d light so do this six large LED light boxes.

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More clearly explained from designboom:

:infrared cameras capture visitor activity, abstracting the image and displaying it in real-time as a burst of colored pixels on nearby light panels, reflecting the user’s activity. the displays also alter in hue based on the time of day and the number of visitors present at any given moment.

the software driving the installation keeps a record of past user visits, adding a sense of dynamism even when the lobby is empty. in addition, several columns look outdoors onto a public plaza, engaging with activity outdoors and blurring the boundary lines of space.

Interactive Public Art Installation Miami-Dade Government Center (2010-2011) from Ivan Depeña on Vimeo.

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reflection’ was commissioned by the miami-dade art in public places initiative, funded by the revenue of the city’s west lot parking garage. located on miami’s metrorail line, the government center lobby serves as a commuter hub in addition to the headquarters of many government offices.

?u like this new interactive way of expression in arts using technology_what about this project? . ..u can leave ur comments below or on :d white b[l]og ::: #facebook page

:throw d ball – make some pictures

.I want to mention here on my blog for one design that I found recently in d group on fb for creative exchange shared from Dragi Nedelchevski [professional photographer from my country]. It’s design of photocamera(s) with d form of ball. It’s funny how far we go with d inventions, nowadays d ball still don’t shoot very good pictures but wait a bit it’s ball with real shape.

the people who invent this are: Jonas Pfeil, Kristian Hildebrand, Carsten Gremzow, Bernd Bickel and Marc Alexa. One of d inventors of this amazing ball camera say that this is meant to be a camera for panorama photography and d explication for this invention that we can find on their web page is:

„Panoramic photography creates fascinating images. Very wide angle images are closer to the human field of view than conventional pictures. If seen through a panoramic viewer they let us experience a location as if we were there. Panoramic image stitching can create panoramas from pictures taken one after another. Unfortunately, acquiring the images takes a lot of time and moving objects may cause ghosting. It is also difficult to obtain a full spherical panorama, because the downward picture cannot be captured while the camera is mounted on the tripod.

In this work, we present a throwable panoramic camera that solves these problems. The camera is thrown into the air and captures an image at the highest point of flight – when it is hardly moving. The camera takes full spherical panoramas, requires no preparation and images are taken instantaneously. It can capture scenes with many moving objects without producing ghosting artifacts and creates unique images.

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Our camera uses 36 fixed-focus 2 megapixel mobile phone camera modules. The camera modules are mounted in a robust, 3D-printed, ball-shaped enclosure that is padded with foam and handles just like a ball. Our camera contains an accelerometer which we use to measure launch acceleration. Integration lets us predict rise time to the highest point, where we trigger the exposure. After catching the ball camera, pictures are downloaded in seconds using USB and automatically shown in our spherical panoramic viewer. This lets users interactively explore a full representation of the captured environment.

We used the camera to capture full spherical panoramas at scenic spots, in a crowded city square and in the middle of a group of people taking turns in throwing the camera. Above all we found that it is a very enjoyable, playful way to take pictures.“

© Jonas Pfeil, 2011

..pretty cool future we have though ~