Jeremy Dower
at Pictoplasma Festival, April 6th - 9th, Berlin

Frozen Moment VII
YELLE moves from Safari Disco Club / Que veux-tu 

Pagan Poetry
Björk, video by Nick Knight, interactive by James Paterson and Amit Pitaru.

Dotful Data Visualization by Stamen
Cheerio Maps is a view of housing data from http://www.ziprealty.com/ that Stamen visualized in early 2010. The maps look at how the sizes, prices and ages of houses vary across the San Francisco Bay Area, and uses circles of different sizes to denote greater and lesser values. In the first image below: Housing prices in San Francisco. Each dot is a house for sale, and the big green dot behind everything else is a mega-mansion in the Pacific Heights neighborhood.

David OReilly
The External World, new animation out on Vimeo

When Gravity Fails
SRULI RECHT F/W 2011 , A diagonal line for men

“born out of this 
and trying to get back in

worn out from bliss
and floating in sin

falling back through this future
and from where I’ve been

sky-born, deliberate
draped raw from within”

Frozen Moment VI
Still from Gareth Pugh 2011 for Pitti Immagine #79, film by Ruth Hogben

Frozen Moment V
Still from: To Lee, With Love, Nick - A Tribute to Alexander McQueen, clip by Nick Knight

Frozen Moment IV
Still from Ginna Lee: Visible Emotion
Postproduction: Morgan Beringer

Frozen Moment III
Stills from In the realm of the senses (1976), by Nagisa Oshima

sense
illusion, screensaver with your Twitter ID or space; project by IMG SRC

skizzomat
by Marie Luise Emmermann

CELL

french sketchbook: Pampelonne 06/2010, ©skizzomat

via dumbwithyou

Frozen Moment II


Kanye West - Runaway (full-length), written by: Hype Williams, art director: Vanessa Beecroft, costume design: Phillip Lim, Martin Izquierdo

Frozen Moment

Still from the Lanvin x H&M fall/winter 2010/2011 collection, by Alber Elbaz

Yoshihiro Mikami
illustration, no title, 2010; no processing involved

Andreas Gefeller
The Japan Series: October 16th until November 23rd, at Thomas Rehbein Galerie, Cologne
"The series' focus lies on the „Poles“. Gefeller photographs electricity posts in at least two single upward views from a perpendicular position. In the subsequent digital assemblage the pole disappears and innummerable cables and current transformers are converted into an autonomous and abstract composition that spreads in front of a monochrome background. The absence of points of reference and orientation opens up a new perspective on familiar situations. Thus, the „Poles“ transcend their original context in order to awaken associations of underground railway plans, autoroute intersections or night photographs of a city's pulsating traffic arteries."

Poles 07, 2010, Inkjetprint

Poles 31, 2010, Inkjetprint

ASUCO
web store, Aoyama backyard

Gareth Pugh S/S 2011

by Ruth Hogben

RINKO KAWAUCHI

A Glimmer in Silence, at Galerie Priska Pasquer, Cologne, until November 2nd, 2010

Super-Kamiokande

"Super-Kamiokande is the large water Cherenkov detector. The construction was started in 1991 and the observation began on April 1, 1996. The Super-Kamiokande is operated by an international collaboration of about 110 people and 30 institutes from Japan, the United States, Korea, China, Poland and Spain.

One of the purposes of the Super-Kamiokande experiment is to reveal the neutrino properties through the observation of solar neutrinos, atmospheric neutrinos, atmospheric neutrinos and man-made neutrinos. In 1998, from the observation of atmospheric neutrinos we discovered the neutrino oscillations which neutrinos are changing their types in flight. In 2001, solar neutrino oscillations were discovered by the observation of solar neutrinos. The investigation of the neutrino properties will enable us to understand how matter was created in the early universe. By observation of solar neutrinos, we can know the activities inside of the sun. By detection of neutrinos from supernova burst, we can investigate the details of the explosion mechanism of the star." Super-Kamiokande