A new excerpt of a work in progress by Nataraj (Ultimaya) drawings put into colored video animation !
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Twentytwohundred by Syntaks
3 Feb
From the video description: “Syntaks’ Jakob Skott created this video for the song “Twentytwohundred” (from his group’s full-length Ylajali), in which the parallels between the Danish artist’s visual and aural sensibilities are on full display. Warm, saturated colors and dreamy, abstract imagery fill the clip with a sense of nostalgic wonder, echoing the music’s romantic mingling of the real and unreal.”
Alfa Show 4D
1 Feb
http://alfabank.ru/4d/
The full version of the Alfa Show 4D, the largest video mapping projection attempted in history. Alfa-Bank’s gift to Moscow, presented on Moscow City Day, took place on September 4, 2011 at Vorob’yovy Gory (Sparrow Hills). More than 800, 000 people attended the event.
Creator – David Atkins
Producer – Viktor Shkipin, Marketing Director, Alfa-Bank
Arise Chapter 01 – Instructions
30 JanOne of the most psychedelic and ingenious videos in the history of the internet (Even though it was created before the web, for video tapes). Ivan Stang, founder of the Church of the SubGenius directed this wildly ingenious video clip.
It is interesting to note, that many of the effects of the video tape, according to the speaker are similar if not identical to those of psychedelic substances. However, the tone itself is much more commanding and sinister than that usually associated with psychedelics.
The video looks like some kind of parody on mind control and hallucinations, but what I find to be the most hilarious is the name “Church of the SubGenius”, created intentionally in order to become semantically ossified and for people to start using it and say that they are “part of Church of the SubGenius” without thinking about what the actual meaning is of the name is…
And here is another one…
Theater of the Mind – Duff Hendrickson
28 JanDuff Hendrickson started making psychedelic films in the 1970s and has been active ever since. “The Theater of the Mind” is a highly surreal, highly psychedelic into the innerspace on the human mind, where Hendrickson finds very bizzare phenomena.
Dr. Seuss Meets Burning Man
19 JanI just came back from a long trip to a few places, but I’m alwayas looking for the next place.
This video just makes you realize that Dr. Sesuss had a Burning Man going on in his mind on daily basis…
Lakay // Chillom
18 JanPsychedelism is not specifically attributed to music or to video, psychedelism is a feeling,
a way of perception…
Lakay is one of my favorite artist in ambient music, his first album was released lately in 2011
and this clip was made by one of my friend (Robert Spline),
enjoy !
Official clip
Lakay-chillom
Album “Enjoy people” (Hadra records, Arabesque/Believe) – 2011
Une création de Robert Spline
Assistant: Thomas Gandon
Réalisation : RBcreativestudio-Robert Spline
Assistant: Thomas Gandon
Omodaka
13 Jan
Omodaka (also known as Far East Recording) is a Japanese collective of visual artists and musicians. Their multimedia projects fuse traditional Japanese music, electronic elements, animation, motion graphics, and visual art pieces. Their video Asadoya Yunta (above) juxtaposes calligraphy with computer animation, contrasting various dimensions: 2d versus 3d, curvilinear versus rectilinear, organic versus synthetic. The video below, for Hietsuki Bushi, is a psychedelic animation that is as vibrant as the music that accompanies it. I have no clue what it’s about though.
Norman McLaren – Begone Dull Care 1949
12 JanNorman McLaren was an oscar winning animation director who did some groundbreaking work from the 1940s to the 1970s. McLaren “Begone Dull Care” from 1949, was painted directly on film, to create a visual representation of Oscar Peterson’s superb piano – perhaps one of the first video clips ever.
McLaren’s work has a special exploratory quality. You can find more of it on YouTube.
Hyperspace Visuals
11 Janhttp://vimeo.com/groups/vjs/videos/33503449
Visuals by Subliminal Twin.
Music by Axiom Crux.
