Melting Plates
Constable I
Know Your Color Charts- Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Daniel Rozin
Daniel Rozin: "
Mirrors by Daniel Rozin.
Watch the videos below to fully understand the awesomeness.
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Mirrors by Daniel Rozin.
Watch the videos below to fully understand the awesomeness.
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Tarik Mikou
Artworks by Tarik Mikou: "
Plenty of creative material by Tarik Mikou. Check his site as well … for more awesome stuff.
More artworks here
Plenty of creative material by Tarik Mikou. Check his site as well … for more awesome stuff.
More artworks here
Marchal Mithouard
Marchal Mithouard 3D Paintings: "
We have featured a lot of different kind of painters here at Paranoias, digital or traditional, realistic or surreal, but Marchal Mithouard (aka Shaka) takes painting to a all new level, literally. These are a series of works on canvas displayed at Galeries 208 in Paris from the French plastic artist who was influenced by multiple forms of expression like painting, sculptures, serigraph, photography and even tattooing. Higher resolutions images and more artworks can be found at this website.
More at Paranoias.org
We have featured a lot of different kind of painters here at Paranoias, digital or traditional, realistic or surreal, but Marchal Mithouard (aka Shaka) takes painting to a all new level, literally. These are a series of works on canvas displayed at Galeries 208 in Paris from the French plastic artist who was influenced by multiple forms of expression like painting, sculptures, serigraph, photography and even tattooing. Higher resolutions images and more artworks can be found at this website.
More at Paranoias.org
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Peter Kemp
Photos by Peter Kemp: "
I am a freelance photographer. With my photowork I am trying to create story telling pictures. With just a quick look, I am trying to create an attractive photo by using colors and scenery. But a deeper and longer look might open the door to other ” journies” . Our life of nowadays is fast. With my photowork, I like to do the opposite. It is like a stopping by, a freeze in time. Trying to catch my viewers into my world ‘.
More photos here
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I am a freelance photographer. With my photowork I am trying to create story telling pictures. With just a quick look, I am trying to create an attractive photo by using colors and scenery. But a deeper and longer look might open the door to other ” journies” . Our life of nowadays is fast. With my photowork, I like to do the opposite. It is like a stopping by, a freeze in time. Trying to catch my viewers into my world ‘.
More photos here
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Paul Lung
Photorealistic Pencil Drawings by Paul Lung: "
«It’s hard to believe, but the pictures you’re about to see are not photographs – they were all drawn using a single pencil! […] His works are so photorealistic that people often don’t believe the pictures are not actual photographs. Paul even has to document his work process in order to prove his exceptional skills.»
More Pics and info here.
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«It’s hard to believe, but the pictures you’re about to see are not photographs – they were all drawn using a single pencil! […] His works are so photorealistic that people often don’t believe the pictures are not actual photographs. Paul even has to document his work process in order to prove his exceptional skills.»
More Pics and info here.
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Ryan Schude
Vehicles by Ryan Schude: "
Creative and unique cars photography by Ryan Schude from Los Angeles, CA.
More photos here
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Creative and unique cars photography by Ryan Schude from Los Angeles, CA.
More photos here
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Elise Morin and Clémence Eliard
Wastelandscape: "
Created by french artist Elise Morin and architect Clémence Eliard, ‘Wastelandscape’ overtakes the ‘Halle d’aubervilliers’ of Paris’s centquatre with an undulating landscape composed of 65,000 old CDs, sorted and hand-sewn together into a 500 square meter surface.
More on INSPIX
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Created by french artist Elise Morin and architect Clémence Eliard, ‘Wastelandscape’ overtakes the ‘Halle d’aubervilliers’ of Paris’s centquatre with an undulating landscape composed of 65,000 old CDs, sorted and hand-sewn together into a 500 square meter surface.
More on INSPIX
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Steve Hanks
Watercolor Paintings by Steve Hanks: "
Steve Hanks is recognized as one of the best watercolor artists working today. The detail, color and realism of Steve Hanks’ paintings are unheard of in this difficult medium. A softly worn patterned quilt, the play of light on the thin veil of surf on sand, or the delicate expression of a child. Steve Hanks captures these patterns of life better than anyone.
More inspirations
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More inspirations
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Gazira Babeli
Gazira Babeli: "
Gazira Babeli
Work from her oeuvre
“Gazira Babeli is a performance artist and filmmaker and she exists only in a virtual world. In 2006 Babeli was born in the 3-D infrastructure “Second Life”. Since then she created films and performances which can be exhibited in the “real world” as well. Her existence is a play with the myth about the real person behind the avatar. As incomprehensible as the real Babeli is as ambiguous remains her avatar. Babeli consistently brakes boundaries. She is a work of art and an artist at the same time. Her own resources are her virtual self. She does not only exists as a registered code in Second Life, she also writes the code of Second Life itself: many of her art projects are manipulations of the phenomenal world of Second Life and of its virtual nature: Tornadoes are just programmable interfaces. She does not see any difference between programmability and performative act.
As an avatar Babeli can be a productive influence on the world around her and on other avatars which would not be possible in the “real world”. Here art holds the power of possibility. Babeli plays with the boundaries of the tangible but she also reflects the omnipotence of mankind in relation to the surrounding reality. At the same time she confronts the avatars witnessing her performances with the feeling of losing control over themselves when she manipulates their reactions. The virtual world is a kind of a testing ground for Babeli. The controllable reality forged in Second Life by the artist is to explore possible actions and alternative ways of living. Her work could certainly be called provocative.
In the performance “Hammering the Void” which took place at the gallery [DAM] Berlin in 2009, the visitors were confronted with a small army of Gazira Babelis: 14 clones of the artist, with descriptive names such as “Greed Petrovic”, “Sloth Swansong” and “Temperance Navarita” attacked the avatars of the visitors in the virtual exhibition space with hammers and therefore forced them to react.
In the installation “Gaz of the Desert” the user sees pictures of famous artists such as Francis Bacon, Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol. But here he is not a passive observer, he is literally attacked by the art and challenged by the conflict: For example a look at the pictures of Bacon results in the deformation of the visitors virtual body. Watching other pictures results in the visitors avatar getting tossed around. Also the pictures themselves are affected by earthquakes and other natural disasters that Babeli has programmed.
Gazira Babelis work has been displaid in many exhibitions in and outside of Second Life, like HOLY FIRE – The Art of the digital age in Brussels. She is a member of Second Front the artists’ association founded in Second Life and member of the artistic community Odyssey, which is also located in Second Life.” - [DAM]Berlin
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Gazira Babeli
Work from her oeuvre
“Gazira Babeli is a performance artist and filmmaker and she exists only in a virtual world. In 2006 Babeli was born in the 3-D infrastructure “Second Life”. Since then she created films and performances which can be exhibited in the “real world” as well. Her existence is a play with the myth about the real person behind the avatar. As incomprehensible as the real Babeli is as ambiguous remains her avatar. Babeli consistently brakes boundaries. She is a work of art and an artist at the same time. Her own resources are her virtual self. She does not only exists as a registered code in Second Life, she also writes the code of Second Life itself: many of her art projects are manipulations of the phenomenal world of Second Life and of its virtual nature: Tornadoes are just programmable interfaces. She does not see any difference between programmability and performative act.
As an avatar Babeli can be a productive influence on the world around her and on other avatars which would not be possible in the “real world”. Here art holds the power of possibility. Babeli plays with the boundaries of the tangible but she also reflects the omnipotence of mankind in relation to the surrounding reality. At the same time she confronts the avatars witnessing her performances with the feeling of losing control over themselves when she manipulates their reactions. The virtual world is a kind of a testing ground for Babeli. The controllable reality forged in Second Life by the artist is to explore possible actions and alternative ways of living. Her work could certainly be called provocative.
In the performance “Hammering the Void” which took place at the gallery [DAM] Berlin in 2009, the visitors were confronted with a small army of Gazira Babelis: 14 clones of the artist, with descriptive names such as “Greed Petrovic”, “Sloth Swansong” and “Temperance Navarita” attacked the avatars of the visitors in the virtual exhibition space with hammers and therefore forced them to react.
In the installation “Gaz of the Desert” the user sees pictures of famous artists such as Francis Bacon, Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol. But here he is not a passive observer, he is literally attacked by the art and challenged by the conflict: For example a look at the pictures of Bacon results in the deformation of the visitors virtual body. Watching other pictures results in the visitors avatar getting tossed around. Also the pictures themselves are affected by earthquakes and other natural disasters that Babeli has programmed.
Gazira Babelis work has been displaid in many exhibitions in and outside of Second Life, like HOLY FIRE – The Art of the digital age in Brussels. She is a member of Second Front the artists’ association founded in Second Life and member of the artistic community Odyssey, which is also located in Second Life.” - [DAM]Berlin
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
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