Saturday, February 28, 2009
Blu Video Installation
Here's another animated installation by Blu; this one contains some of the multiplicative themes as in the last one I posted.
Michel Gondry's Paint Piano
I thought this was a pretty interesting idea; here Gondry connects a piano to a device which sprays paint so that whatever colors come out coordinate with the percussion from the piano.
The Knife "We Share Our Mother's Health" Video
This is an interesting and creepy The Knife video I found. It uses simple animation and reminds me of infantine imagery.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Flooded McDonald's
This video piece by Superflex really caught my eye. Undeniably relevant in our current economic situation, it's a quiet look at a disaster effecting one of the most shallow and contrived (though massively popular) of human environments/constructions.
Flooded McDonald's from Superflex on Vimeo.
Sixty Days
A gentleman documenting his experience living two months under house-arrest. This is not something I would have imagined looking for online, but I am not at all surprised at stumbling across it; more and more I feel like if you can think it up, you can find it on the internet somewhere.
I'm only a week or so into his video archive, but it's holding my interest. (And not just because they have an adorable kitten.)
http://sixty-days.com/about/
It's interesting to see what he does with his six hours outside each Sunday. It's very much a reexamination of what you appreciate about the world. Just a bike ride around the city, and sharing that on camera, is really striking.
I'm only a week or so into his video archive, but it's holding my interest. (And not just because they have an adorable kitten.)
http://sixty-days.com/about/
It's interesting to see what he does with his six hours outside each Sunday. It's very much a reexamination of what you appreciate about the world. Just a bike ride around the city, and sharing that on camera, is really striking.
Dan le Sac VS Scroobius Pip
I'm not really sure what to say about this video, but it really struck me as an interesting commentary on both past and contemporary pop-culture.
...and on religion. (Christianity)
...and on religion. (Christianity)
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