To keep things alive and because we’ve been too busy the past months to show some fresh work, we’ve uploaded an excerpt of one of our latest visual DVD projects.
decollage.tv Shortclip 2009-01 from decollage.tv on Vimeo.
Add comment March 2nd, 2009
German magazine for “electronic aspects of life” – De:Bug – has released 4 full back issues (No. 126 – 129) as PDF versions online here. As the present issue is number 130 this is quite new stuff and it’s always a good read!
Add comment March 2nd, 2009
This is one of the examples, that shows, that beautiful things don’t need a high budget and expensive hardware.
Most of the time it’s “just” having a good idea and a sensitive view for the simple, but beautiful things and details around you.
Ok, being in South Spain makes this quite an easier challenge, than residing in North London, but the second video of photographer Vicente Sahuc just proofs, that the right idea can work everywhere.
It has been shot on rollerblades (with a cheap steady cam handle) in New York, with a consumer camera (Canon EX-F1) with slow motion capabilities (in this case 300 frames per second) and the final edit and colour grade are really well done.
I just can’t stop watching the South Spain video over and over again … let’s pack our bags darling!
Almeria 2008 from Vicente Sahuc on Vimeo.
New York 2008 from Vicente Sahuc on Vimeo.
Links:
Portfolio Of Vicente Sahuc
Add comment January 29th, 2009
Diane and Roland from decollagetv wish you
“Happy Everything!”.
Have a great and relaxing time
with your family and friends
in peace and harmony!
And a rocket start into 2009.
One more step into the future that is already here.
Love and peace from decollage.tv,
Diane & Roland
Add comment December 26th, 2008
Robert Hodgin is the man behind things like the barbarien group, flight404 and Magnetosphere, the new visualizer in Apple’s iTunes 8.
He is best known for his wonderful generative and reactive creations with Processing.
His latest work are experiments with the open source Processing library JBox2D (“… More specifically, the java port of the original c++ lib. …”).
It again looks very promising and like the start of another collection of beautiful visualizations of physical mysteries.
Particle-based fluid sim. from flight404 on Vimeo.
Enclosure and Collision from flight404 on Vimeo.
Have a look at the flight404’s vimeo pages to see the whole process.
Links:
flight404 on vimeo
flight404
Processing
JBox2D on source forge
About Robert Hodgin at the barbarien group
Add comment September 17th, 2008
The guy(s) behind the Advanced Beauty project have added a video-podcast on iTunes.
After presenting the (really :) beautiful motion work on the Advanced Beauty blog and the vimeo channel of Universal Everything,
the iTunes video-podcast is exclusively dedicated to the projects output.
Stay tuned!
„Advanced Beauty is an ongoing exploration of digital artworks born and influenced by sound, an ever-growing collaboration between programmers, artists, musicians, animators and architects.“
By the way – don’t miss to watch Universal Everything’s 2008 showreel!
2 comments July 18th, 2008
A dear friend from the US just sent me the link to this nice, little page,
that can affect a friends life in the most positive way.
Because it’s about spreading music…
…not what you think, like sharing in terms of torrent,
p2p, ripping stuff or things like that.
It’s kind of old school with modern technology.
It’s like back in the days of the tape deck.
It’s Muxtape!
All you have to do is spreading your love for (good) music
by uploading mp3s and creating a mixt… sorry Muxtape.
Ok … you have to register and login fist,
but that’s like brushing teeth in the morning … kind of normal.
You do brush you teeth every morning, don’t you!?
And then you send the link of your muxtape
to your friends and they can listen to it via their browsers.
So enough words read – time to listen to some mixes or muxes or whatever…
Addit:
For all those fruity hardware users out there,
you can put a muxtape app slash icon to your Mac OS X (10.5!) dock:
Put Muxtape in your dock via the deplorable word
And you also can listen to the muxtapes on your iPhone –
nice … if I had one ;)
Add comment May 10th, 2008
We at decollage.tv do all kinds of visuals. And in many cases they are colorful and happy.
But deep inside we all have our small seas of darkness and melancholy. And this is why we love NIN!
And for all of you, who know, what I am writing about and who haven’t already sensed the waves in the interwebs…
…NIN have officially released Halo 27 aka The Slip and
it’s great and for free.
And for all of you who want to hold it in you bloody hands,
it will also be released as hardware in July in the year 2008
after the son of the god, who is dead and no one cares.
Your download is just two clicks and an e-mail address away:
theslip.nin.com
Add comment May 5th, 2008
You have to see this beautiful screensaver by “SCR” — a label intended to serve as a platform for emerging media projects based on the recent digital/network movements.
“DROPCLOCK is an aesthetically intriguing motion clock screensaver. Every minute of real time is numerically expressed with heavy Helvetica dropping into water in super slow-motion.”
It’s for Mac and PC and free to try.
Links:
DROPCLOCK by SCR
Add comment March 31st, 2008
After years of planning and preparation,
decollage.tv has finally moved to London/UK.
From here the world seems to be much closer and
the music scene is far from everything you can find
back in good old Austria.
You can imagine, that we are very excited to be here and
so we will put all this excitement and the energy into our new projects :)
One of the first places we have been to since our arrival
is the origin of one of our most popular creations (or creatures).
It’s a a small building near Old Street Underground,
where the nearby fire brigade puts it’s fire hoses for drying.
Add comment March 25th, 2008
