István Orosz animates a-maze-ing visions.
http://inoyan.narod.ru/kaleidoskop.swf
This is a visualization of a kaleidoscope, as you might have already guessed. This one also reacts to cursor movements, providing non-stop psychedelic visuals. What I like to do with it is to stare into it’s middle until the hypnotizing swirling movement fills my whole field of view. Then it looks like I’m floating inside…
Enjoy the trippy electronic sounds of Morton Subotnick with some equally trippy visuals!
“One too many muhsroom, in the mushroom tea”. Official Video. LOL!
The history of the world and much more in 3 and a half minutes, in this amazingly beautiful video clip. Animated by Scott Benson to music by electronic duo Rendezvous.
The new Web is launched !
A video capture of our real time WebGL demo for the Flame Party. The demo won the main competition. The party was held in Finland on 18th of June 2011 and was organized by the Alternative Party Crew, Mozilla Labs and DOT.
Real-time, online version: http://traction.untergrund.net/slamdown/
(requires Firefox 4 or 5 and a proper GPU)
Credits:
audio:
glxblt
code & visuals:
rale/Traction – rale at palkki.org
fragment/Hedelmae – fragment at hedelmae.fi
modeling:
jazu
Lovely lovely morning tripping directed by Phantasmic.
This experimental animation form 1961 seems to be made of imagery coming from the subconscious… It’s abstractness (of the visuals and sounds) makes it hypnotic, in it’s own “epileptic-ish” way.
I did the search three times… I just couldn’t believe that nobody posted this until now.
These music videos really left an impression on my young brain when I encountered them accidentally on MTV in the late 80’s and early 90’s. I still get the feeling that these impressions get locked away again the moment the video stops. If you asked me now what happens in either one – five minutes after watching them again- I think I couldn’t tell you. There is something about a snail…