I just discovered the French surrealist photographer Gilbert Garcin. He only took up the art seriously in his 60s after having retired from running a lamp factory. The techniques, quirkiness and humour has obviously influenced many through time.
More pictures here.
The blog Its´s Nice That is publishing their blog twice a year – collecting the most interesting posts as well as more in-depth features and interviews.
Issue 1 of It´s Nice That will feature work from Peter Callesen, Bryan Dalton, Karl Grandin, Happypets, Myoung Ho Lee, Oliver Jeffers, PES, Alex Trochut, Julien Vallee and Felice Varini, and include interviews with Jacob Dahlgren, Hort, Michael Hughes, Riitta Ikonen, Hugo & Marie, Andy Rementer and Roel Wouters as well as features by Andreas Konrath, Tao Lin, Rob Ryan, Stewart Smith and Ian Wright.
Check it out on physical blog.
Danish telecommunication company TDC has never sounded as good as it does thanks to their new HomeTrio commercials featuring a ….. Tada, Trio playing on a TV, Laptop and a Telephone. Get all your stuff from one distributor and the price will rock your house. Three versions on youtube.
Everything seems to be falling in place for Martin Klimas still life pictures. Taking pictures of clay figurines being dropped and capturing them at just the right moment, every picture becomes a sculpture on its own by showing the transformation of an object that no longer exists. Oh yeah, there’s also a lot of other stuff in motion on his site – check it out.
Remember the old school Airforce 1. Filippo Perin has given them a new and more squared look. Made of paper there not really suitable for wearing – but they look sweet. Check out the rest of his paper toys at Filippo Perin.
Welcome to Matt W Moore’s world. His retro, abstract inspired graphics with a steely, graffiti-edge have seen this young Portland-based artist’s work traverse the globe. Moore’s vast commercial portfolio includes gigs for mega brands including Burton, Nike, Wired, Citroen, Vodafone and many others. Fascinated with symmetry, geometry and saturated color, he creates retro-spirited, abstract graphics with a wild, graffiti edge. Check out more colorful vectorfunk abstractions after the jump.
Ever wish songs just sang what was happening in the music video? Well now they do. Just noticed those funny literal video versions on youtube. There’s plenty of them, but here’s a few favorites. First up, Red Hot Chili Peppers with Under the Bridge.
After the jump there’s both Journey with Seperate Ways and Bonnie Tyler with Total Eclipse of the Heart. Thanks to Kent for hooking me up.
New video from Fischerspooner. I’ve always liked their videos, kind of art meets theater. Video is shot on a RED Camera and it looks sweeeet.
Aarhus in Denmark is to host the first Sculpture by the Sea exhibition outside of Australia. Starting tomorrow the exhibition includes work from The Glue Society who made the stunning God’s Eye View a couple of years ago. Four key Biblical events as if captured by Google Earth. This one is Moses parting the Red Sea.
Check out the rest after the jump.
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