By: Kapie Eipak
“Migration follows a large creature that falls from the skies to a small, almost deserted, town. Like he does every year, he roams through the countryside following his animal instincts to take him back home.
Shot on Super 8mm film and combining CG animation, Migration tells the story of these creatures by relying on pure visual narrative.” http://www.fluorescenthill.com/migrationpress.html
Excellent live AV performance using a custom video feedback loop rig including a colour-wobbulator and some digital processing.
Guys from Marseille (France) tripping hard during their live performance /
And have a look to their Video Gallery on Facebook
A few months ago the internet was raging about the new psychedelic videos released by Google. Apparently, when you take Google’s artificial neural networks (ANN) which recognize patterns in images and cause them to reiterate in loops, highly psychedelic patterns emerge, which caused many to ponder the ways in which these ANN’s can teach us about the psychedelic nature of reality and our consciousness. While Samy has already dedicated a great post to this issue, it seems like a good time for a retrospective of the Google ANN phenomena. So here are some of those psychedelic mind boggling courtesy of Google’s Deep Dream algorithm.
First some explanation of how these images are created:
A 38 minute slideshow of images as seen by Google Deep Dream
Inside an artificial brain
A grocery trip, coursey of Pouff