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in the blue shirt – “toward morning”

13 Mar

R.U. Sirius’s Trippin’ Coyotes/Creosote Cowboy: Punching A Nazi

8 Mar

Commentary from R.U. Sirius on the current world situation.

Civilization Megaplex 2008

25 Feb

Upper and lower worlds collide in this Hieronymus Bosch style video by Marco Brambilla (2008). Compare with another rendering of Bosch’s Garden of Eternal Delights featured here on the DPV a while back.

Caravan Palace – “Wonderland”

20 Feb

“Wonderland” by Caravan Palace off there album “<|°_°|>” AKA “Robot Face”

Caravan Palace specializes in the genre of “Electro Swing” which in my opinion is a very interesting and amazing sound they produce.

Theres only enough electro swing artists to fit on both of my hands but Caravan Palace is by far the best. If you want to go explore more of this genre and/or music then Caravan Palace’s “PANIC!’ album is where to start your journey my friend.

David Gilmour – “The Girl In The Yellow Dress”

13 Feb

Heres a lovely psychedelic video to get you in the mood and ready for valentines day tomorrow and ready for your “Girl In The Yellow Dress”.

Rubber Face Trump GIF by Esteban Diacono and Hossein Diba

10 Feb

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Awesome Trump animation collaboration by artists Esteban Diacono and Hosseing Diba. You can find more of Diacono’s totally trippy work on Instagram and more of Hossein Diba’s work at TheArtofHosseinDiba.

Borgore – “Magic Trick”

6 Feb

 

EDM Soundcloud producer Borgore teams up with Juicy J to bring you “Magic Trick”

The psychedelic visuals were created by: Ruff Mercy and Patch D Keyes

Revolution – Records and Labels – V&A video

4 Feb

If you’re in London this month, you still have a chance to go and see the Records and Labels exhibition in the V&A museum. As spectacular and illustrative a take on the 1960s and their impact on culture as you’ll ever get to see, with lots of delicious psychedelia.

 

Off The Air: Holes (S05E03)

30 Nov

Aired in 2015.

List of videos in this episode:

DIY Weatherize Hole Tutorial by Alan Resnick
Inside Me by Dmitry Zakharov
Abstraction 48 by Morgan Beringer
Rejected excerpt by Don Hertzfeldt
Loop Hole by Drew Tyndell
“Boys Latin” music video by Isaiah Saxon and Sean Hellfritsch
Down the Rabbit Hole by Merijn Hos
Stare Down by Michael Shanks
Shelter by Carl Burton

“Paradise”-A contemporary interpretation of The Garden of Earthly Delights, Studio Smack

25 Nov

Official Press Release:

PARADISE, a contemporary interpretation of The Garden of Earthly Delights

Studio Smack, best known for their music video Witch Doctor by De Staat, have released a new animation: a contemporary interpretation of one of the most famous paintings by the Early Dutch master Hieronymus Bosch, The Garden of Earthly Delights.

In their latest work, the group cleared the original landscape of the middle panel of Bosch’s painting and reconstructed it into a hallucinatory 4K animation. The creatures that populate this indoor playground embody the excesses and desires of 21st century Western civilization. Consumerism, selfishness, escapism, the lure of eroticism, vanity and decadence. All characters are metaphors for our society where loners swarm their digital dream world. They are symbolic reflections of egos and an imagination of people as they see themselves – unlike Bosch’s version, where all individuals more or less look the same. From a horny Hello Kitty to a coke hunting penis snake. From an incarnate spybot to headless fried chickens.

These characters, once precisely painted dream figures, are now digitally created 3D models. All of them have been given their own animation loop to wander through the landscape. By placing them altogether in this synthetic fresco, the picture is never the same. What the animation and Bosch’s triptych have in common is that you’ll hardly be able to take it all in, you can watch it for hours.

‘Paradise’ was commissioned by the MOTI Museum in The Netherlands for the exhibition New Delights, which is part of the Hieronymus Bosch 500-year anniversary. A gigantic video installation of this work is exhibited in the Museum until the 31st of December.