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The Art of Johan Barrios
Johan Barrios was born in Barranquilla, Colombia in 1982, and is a visual artist currently living and working in Houston, Texas. His work is primarily done in the form of oil painting and drawing and has been shown in numerous national and international exhibitions.
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A Giant Octopus Kite Majestically Swims Through the Sky at the Marina Barrage in Singapore
Mesmerizing.
Abstract painting by @Andrea Pramuk
Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Andrea received formal art training at LSU, Kansas City Art Institute, the University of Texas at Austin and the SACI program in Florence, Italy. Today, a 2nd career in artist materials fuels her experimental and abstract work in mixed media. Home is in Austin, Texas, the one place that nurtures her holistic and universal approach to making art.
Painting feels as natural to me as breathing. By allowing the light to determine the composition, the sense of space can be ethereal, airy, and soft. Even though I use a simplistic subject matter and color palette, the ideas and spaces are complex and deep.”
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Greatness
Greatness is a code-based generative lyrics video I directed and programmed for the track Greatness by Karma Fields featuring Talib Kweli. The entire lyrics video consists of multiple variations of a customized generative system programmed using Processing.
The system is developed from the one earlier used to produce visuals for Skyline, still retaining Voronoi tessellation as its core element. Ricard Marxer Piñón‘s Geomerative lib is also used for getting vertices data of the typeface.
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EXPLORE THE MAGICAL RUINS OF PETRA WITH GOOGLE STREET VIEW
Google Street View has expanded to Jordan, home to some of the world’s oldest and most breathtaking ancient ruins. As of today, Street View users can explore 30 historical sites across Jordan, including the 2,000-year-old city of Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
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Holding On by Disclosure and the Evolution of Music Videos
Disclosure recently released a new short film in support of their song, Holding On, which features Gregory Porter on vocals. It’s a stunning song with a pulsating beat just like we’ve come to expect from Disclosure. Actually, Holding On is just Disclosure’s first release in a series of four videos and songs that together will make up a full short film. Unfortunately, we don’t know much about the complete story, yet, though. Holding On sets up an intriguing premise about a dystopian and not-so-distant future. We can also surmise the story is about a woman named Mariella. I’m looking forward to the rest of the story and even more the rest of the music.
But this release has caused me to wonder: What’s the difference between regular videos and the new spate of short films that everyone seems to be doing? Taylor Swift probably has had the highest profile short film/music video. Bad Blood is a story and features everyone and her father, basically all of Swift’s famous friends. Then Chance the Rapper co-directed a short film for Donnie Trumpet and the Social Experiment’s song, Sunday Candy. Both pieces tell a cohesive narrative, even if not a very complex one. So is a story the mark of a short film as opposed to a regular music video?
But if we think back to one of the most famous and first videos, we remember that Thriller was a story, and a damn good one, at that. There was a long and short version of the video.
So its interesting that artists are trying to distinguish themselves with something that’s actually nothing new just called something a bit more highbrow. Is calling your video a short film just about branding, something to say your work is more sophisticated than the rest? (It’s always about the branding, isn’t it?) Is it about saying it’s art?
Then again there are so many videos, like FKA twigs’ Pendulum, that are not narrative and that are real works of art.
The most recent example of a video that’s not called a short film but that is absolutely gorgeous and that, to me, qualifies as true art is Kendrick Lamar’s latest for Alright. It’s a dreamscape and completely hypnotizing.
In fact, I don’t think that music videos have changed a lot over the years. So perhaps this evolution (or is it a return?) portends some continued innovation, something where we have more videos like Thriller that sit alongside but separate from the music and exist as their own fully formed works that stand the test of time.
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A Special Comic-Con Behind-The-Scenes Look at ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’
So excited for this!
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