Infographics and stereotypes
A tally of two cities, Based on Vahram Muratyan’s book, Paris vs New York, Edition Penguin Book.
Dear photograph
…there’s a visual means able to connect our memories (often so aetheral, sketchy and undefined) to our physical reality: photography. By means of our family archives of photographies, our past memories seems less past than they really are. And sometimes they simply end up overlapping with our present. Like in this brilliant web-based open project...
Light graffiti
There’s a reason why photography has been called this way. The etimology is precise: φῶς, phôs, light and γραφή, graphè, writing or drawing. In few words: painting with light. A photographer knows it well: light is the pre-condition and starting point of each of his works. It is the matter of creation, his modelling clay,...
Sensitive Brands
Check out this outstanding motion graphics series of video concepts created for Intel and trying to give aesthetic form to various huge technological brand identities such as: HP, Samsung and Acer. Director: Danil Krivoruchko Made by MYSHLI for Sensetive Brands Intel Fashion Show | INTRO Intel Fashion Show | Samsung Intel Fashion Show | HP...
360 degrees perception
Have a look at these two videos made with a similar shooting technique: several different photos were taken at the same moment pointing to the same direction from different perspectives (specifically, several cameras positioned in circle and all pointing to the centre of the circle, where something had to happen). By juxtaposing the shots in...
The Lost Tribes of NYC
A Litteral piece of art where inanimate objects from the streets of New York start talking different slangs. Urban anthropologists Andy & Carolyn London interviewed some of New York City’s more overlooked citizens and, later on, giving visual shape to their research just with a stop-motion video where audio tracks coming from the voices of...
Life in a day: an experimental film by Ridley Scott
On July 24, 2010, thousands of people around the world recorded videos of their lives to take part in Life in a Day, a cinematic experiment to document a single day on earth. From more than 4,500 hours of footage recorded and uploaded to YouTube, Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald and executive producer Ridley Scott created...
Fête des lumieres 2011 – Will you be there?
Any plan for the second weekend of December? From 8th to 11th December, Lyon will be the perfect place to stay and wander in. A magic of lights and fine installations will fulfill the enchanting “ville française” for the 2011 edition of the popular “Festival of lights” (Fête des lumières). For more information, have a...
Want to stay fit and healthy?
Are you trying to lose weight and stay fit? Have a look at this super-funny advertising campaign by French company Contrex!
Suwappu!
Suwappu is a range of eight toys with swappable top and bottom halves, with hundreds of different combinations, created by Dentsu London, a London based creative agency launched in 2010 with the aim of “making future magic”. Each half of each Suwappu toy can be read by connected devices, like iPhones or iPads. When you...
Holographic experiences
“Future roots” is an installation created by video production & design studio Abstract Groove in collaboration with shoes firm Hogan and presented in Milan during the FW 11/12 Man Fashion Week. It consists of an holographic experience inspired by the mood of Hogan Shoes man collection and developed in collaboration with Exhibita Design Research Studio....
Motion-controlled timelapse technique
LookyCreative is a polish film production and post-production founded by Patryk Kizny able to master a very particular and sensational cinematography technique: the motion-controlled timelapse technique created thanks to a special equipment designed by manifacturer DitoGear. Here you can see three amazing examples of this kind of technical procedure used during the shooting. Hours and...
