A short depicting a possible future where psychedelic visual effects could be matter of everyday…if it’s not already the case !
Written & Directed by: Stephan Zlotescu
Director of Photography: H1
Original Music: J-Punch
Producer: Christopher Sewall
Manager: Scott Glassgold / IAM Entertainment
An N1ON Production
In this 1998 movie, relating a possible life after death, R. Williams has a great sensory experience !
Psychdelic rock style + Bollywood = !!
Movie: Hare Rama Hare Krishna
Music Director: Shibu Pintu, R D Burman
Singers: Asha Bhosle
Director: Dev Anand
Recordings from the Amazon, Peru 2012
In their visions, ayahuasca shamans say they see the essences that animate living beings, the first property of which is to emit melodies. These essences are considered powerful beings, and ayahuasqueros learn their melodies by singing along. Singing like powerful beings, they learn to see like them, and this gives them knowledge. The melodies that shamans bring back from their visions are called “icaros”; they help navigate the space of ayahuasca consciousness, and can also serve as lifelines when overwhelmed by visions.
FILM BY STEPHAN CRASNEANSCKI
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY David Duponchel
EDITED AND SPECIAL EFFECTS BY Teresa Pereira
VOICE AND TEXT BY Jeremy Narby
In collaboration with Francisco Lopez
Featuring Victor Nieto and Ushamano Walter Martinez
A program proposed by Frank Smith
In collaboration with Virginie Luc
Mixed by Dug Winningham
Avec la participation de RTS – Radio Télévision Suisse
Special Thanks: Victor Nieto, Gaël Klein, David Duponchel
A few excerpts from a 10 minute, one man live performance piece.
Using projection mapping onto street furniture, a dandypunk travels through various fantastical worlds, interacting with strange characters and treacherous landscapes, in the hope of unfolding the secrets and learning the techniques from the ancient book of “The Alchemy of Light”.
This is the trailer for a 60 minute live show from 2009/10, which combines bboying, freerunning, street dance, and circus with video projection, animation, puppetry and laser effects.
Concepted, choreographed and directed by a dandypunk (Joel Sebastian) and Mukhtar OS Mukhtar and featuring a cast of Cirque du Soleil artists.
Mandala Naya [ 3 different Mandalas are part of Blue Decline installation ] is on view in the small gallery. Deriving from the Sanskrit word for “ circle “, a mandala is an artistic representation of the cosmos, and is used in Eastern religious traditions as a focus for meditation. Using the now-ubiquitous plastic water bottle, Landry’s mandalas conjure shadow versions of this spiritual symbol. Each of Landry’s mandalas is created from only one kind of bottle, and bears the name of the brand of water it once held, i.e., Mandala Evian. In Mandala Naya, a laundry basket ringed with water bottles is attached to the wall. A tripod, supporting a light attached to a mechanized arm, stands in front of the basket. As the arm moves forward, the light shines through the holes of the basket and through the water bottles, creating a startlingly beautiful shadow that stretches across the wall. This is the reward for watching Mandala Naya for its entire one-minute cycle; just as with traditional mandalas, the time required to experience the work makes it an object of contemplation. (excerpts from the pamphlet : Flying School and Mandala Naya, Rice Gallery, 2005)
A film by Philipp Artus debuting online exclusively in Cartoon Brew’s 3rd Student Animation Festival.
A really nice clip for a really talented Turkish singer, turntablist and rap producer !
In this animated short, two chimney sweepers clear all the memories from their victim’s brain in a quest to determine what goes on in a man’s head.
A chilling film filled with fearsome puppets inhabiting a world of strange objects.
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