“Outrace“ is an Installation by Clemens Weisshaar and Reed Kram commissioned by the London Design Festival.
Via Co.Design.
Links:
Marc Comes / CHBP Film Production Cologne
Clemens Weisshaar & Reed Kram
“Outrace“ project page
London Design Festival
Posted on September the 20th, 2010 at 11:51 am / Comment...
Catergories: Experimental, Installations, Light Painting, Performance
Links:
Kim Pimmel
“Light Studies” by Kim Pimmel (Flickr)
Posted on September the 20th, 2010 at 11:41 am / Comment...
Catergories: Experimental, Light Painting, VJing & Visuals
Via Sehsucht.
Links:
Dentsu London
Project info
Posted on September the 15th, 2010 at 11:09 am / 1 comment
Catergories: Light Painting
Via What The Cool
Related posts:
“Evensong” – Visual Music By Sophie Clements
Light Writing Performance & Light Spraying Project
Links:
Freddie Wong
Light Painting Tutorial by Freddie Wong
Posted on June the 7th, 2010 at 02:45 pm / Comment...
Catergories: Light Painting, Short Films, Street Art
“Evensong is a piece of visual music; it is a song, sung by layers of landscape and the geometric light forms that emerge from them. All filmed for real, or ‘in-camera’…”
“…it explores the notion of physical reality in relation to time and memory: The light objects are not fake, but they are still unreal – an altered memory of an event that happened – a movement in time seen in its entirety, like the beauty of hindsight.”
You can see more of Sophie Clement’s work from 14th to 16th of January 2010 at the PlazaPlus art festival in Eindhoven (NL).
Sound by Sophie Clements, John Hendicott and Scanner.
Links:
“Evensong” – Project documentation
Sophie Clements
John Hendicott
Scanner
PlazaPlus – International Art Festival
Posted on January the 11th, 2010 at 07:49 pm / 1 comment
Catergories: Events & Festivals, Graphic Design, Installations, Light Painting, Visual Art, VJing & Visuals
The Cologne artists’ collective Lichtfaktor uses a variety of real life and computer controlled light sources to produce photos and videos in urban locations by night.
They have produced this short movie in cooperation with light jugglers Optix. It shows the impressive possibilities of that concept.
“Halo” by French artist Aïssa Logerot is a similar project with a different approach. It’s more about the source than the outcome and it utilizes a metaphor of a spraying can.
“halo is a handy light specially dedicated to light-writting. Graffiti artists can conserve their own gesture they have with a spray can. It is possible to change the color and the brightness of the led to change the graffiti’s styles. If the light doesn’t have enough battery, the user must shake it to have energy again.”
The coolest thing is the fact, that the energy source is a battery, that loads with pure, kinematic muscle power. So you have to shake it just like you’d have to shake a real can before you use it. Even the sound should be the same!
Links:
Lichtfaktor
Optix
Aïssa Logerot
Halo project page
Project Halo via Notcot
Posted on August the 11th, 2009 at 02:57 pm / 3 comments
Catergories: Light Painting, VJing & Visuals
