The makers of this clip warn us that it can become too psychedelic for your brain. Beware.
(Link: Alvaro Moreira. Thanks!)
The makers of this clip warn us that it can become too psychedelic for your brain. Beware.
(Link: Alvaro Moreira. Thanks!)
Have you ever imagine becoming a liquid ?
Clip courtesy of RoyatlyFreeHD.com
http://royaltyfreehd.com/
Music by Tom Fehy
http://opsound.org/artist/tomfahy/
Jay Saul has been creating animation videos since 1983, but ” it is only recently that it is approaching possible to show them the way they look uncompressed in full resolution. ”
“The most ordinary things create visuals when one is tripping. It is when one is not tripping–that is the challenge–to bring things back through the door.” says Saul.
You can find some beautiful stuff among the dozens of videos featured on his YouTube page here.
A dazzling display of geometric color, shimmering and morphing. I think that this is what Terence McKenna’s “transcendental object at the end of time” would look like if it could translate from hyperspace into 3 dimensions.
The Autechre sound and the famous congenial video clip by Alex Rutterford offer an explicitly synthetic synaestetic experience to our senses. The computer generated textures of image and sound recall the promise of a limitless richness to our modern days once again. And this time (again) the creatio ex nihilo is in the hands of man… and it is rather available compared to heavy industry. The promise of the artificial paradise grows in the vast amount of “unofficial videos” created to the sound of Autechre and similar artists.
I think this version of the promise of an artificial paradise is typical for the 90’s and early 00’s.
Mio Mao – The Spider (1979)
Mad Plasticine Animation About Two Cats In A Garden Who Meet And Make New Friends Through The Changing Seasons Of The Year.
Hans Christian Anderesen meets electronic music.
Have a sweet and beautiful Saturday.