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Bjork “Black Lake” directed by Andrew Huang
26 Jun
Following up on last week’s post featuring another recent pairing of Andrew Huang and Bjork, here’s a recently released video from the MOMA show. Andrew is quoted as saying, “I’m very proud of ‘Black Lake’,” says Los Angeles fashion and music filmmaker Andrew Thomas Huang, who shot the video filmed in Iceland’s highlands for good reason. An article on the show appears in “Dazed” stating, “Björk wrote the song while sat in a ravine. It is our first chapter in creating the character for Björk’s epic soul journey about loss, healing and the promise of solutions.” You can read the full article here:
http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/25005/1/bjork-black-lake
Snuff Puppets “Everybody” Giant Human Puppet
19 Jun
Be forewarned, this one is pretty creepy but oh so unique and astounding.
Bjork “Stonemilker” 360 video by Andrew Huang
13 Jun
Another wonderful pairing of Bjork with director Andy Huang. Navigate around the space using the arrows in the upper left corner. Lovely and moving, the video was shot on location in Iceland. I was lucky enough to have Mr.Huang as a student in my animation classes a decade or so ago. He was one of those students you just stood back and watched while trying to clear his path and give him access to tools along the way. He’s a very nice and generous guy to boot. Several of his award winning vdeo have previously been featured on the DPV including his short film “Solipsist” and music videos for Bjork and Atoms for Peace. Check out his website for cool behind the scenes footage:
Micro Cameraless Animation Test #1- Robert Lyons
18 AprOne Celestron Microscope plus four frames of 35mm hand painted film equals some groovy imagery
Visuals by Personnel for a 3D Installation feat. Four Tet
22 FebVisuals by Personnel. The track by Four Tet is called “Locked”.
“Lucy in the Sky with Dimonds” by the Flaming Lips feat. Miley Cyrus and Moby
15 Feb
No, I did not make this up. It’s real, even more than real maybe…
Antichamber
4 Jan
If something that is described as “brain melting” just sounds more interesting to you and if you love the idea to be able to buy a ticket for one of Maurits Cornelis Escher’s nightmares then Antichamber might be just the game for you.
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