U Chicago grad student Simon Strikeback takes us on a hypnotizing visual tour of the textures and geometry of infrastructure around Memphis. Travel shots capture trucker zones at winter sunset and other thresholds. Landscape is abstracted to pure mathematics at the level of electronica.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Broadcasting from Tokyo
How do you channel experimental mastermind Chris Marker and higher-level mathematics at once? Transplanted from Chicago to Tokyo, astrophysicist Simon DeDeo started looking around him in the cafes of Tokyo, watching eye-contact and subtle variations in light, trying to make sense of the subtle aesthetics that govern everyday interaction. The result: a semiotics of the smallest boundaries and gestures that reconcile and divide in Japan.
Labels:
astrophysics,
cafes,
coffee,
landscapes,
landscapey,
light,
tokyo
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Sam Amidon: "Saro"
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Landsploitation: Cosmology
"It has come time to talk about the very small and the very large; streetscape, townscape, highways, continents and oceans. It is time to talk about vision." "Cosmology" explores the relationships between the traveler and social gravitation, handling the connections between vision and movement in ordinary journeys. It is presented as the first episode of the LANDSPLOITATION podcast of experimental short films about landscape.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Future home of the landsploitation podcast
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