This makes me think about the distance between electrons and nuclei and everything as open space.
Resembling dangerously unsettling organic shapes such as elongated insects or birds, French self-taught artist patrice Hubert creates stunning kinetic sculptures, bent on containing the cosmos with his formed metal work.
All of the pieces contain rotating or moving parts and light, adding an interesting dimension to the elegant pieces.
As testaments to the ever -evolving marriage of nature and machine, the work also speaks to the fantastical fiction of future science, and its seemingly limitless possibilities.
http://www.1661235.com/Patrice_%22pit%22_hubert._sculptor/news.html
As technologies get cheaper we are going to see more and more video mapping in festivals, concerts etc’
This video is from a festival in Geneva:
The film was shot in 22 days, and centers on various people involved in a methamphetamine drug ring…
Animation by Genki Ito. From video description: “Taking as its inspiration the sub-atomic world of a nuclear fusion reaction, Clarte visually re-imagines this microcosm into a beautifully poetic animation, pulsing and flowing along with Jemapur’s dark and textured sound. Experimenting with HDV recording, analog footage of milk floating on water, sediment in rotten wine, and caustics from reflected projector lights were all incorporated into the digital animation.”
Jean-Claude Èloy lives into world dimensions, he succeeds here to bring psychedelia through everyday sounds and views !