Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts

Friday, 15 June 2012

Points in Space, an Innovative Time Lapse video


Benjamin Ducroz's Points in Space time lapse video ensconces our perception of animated motion in light with something akin to shimmering molasses, frantically boiling in singlesignal's sound design. 

Ducroz created his video art work  by; "using 1050 individual a0 sized frames with long exposure photography" and '"presents Melbourne's cbd’s cycles of repetition by responding to the flow of traffic at key intersections. bodies join, weld and converge into swarming masses of movement. this movement is present in each city around the world. the work presents how a city environment is controlled through organised systems. scenarios which may look like elements in chaos, work in harmony."

Saturday, 24 December 2011

Glass Harp Duo bathes our Christmas cheer



Well low and behold it's christmas and oh, oh oh, how so many of us hear the all too familiar christmas songs, hymns and tunes at this time, like Silent Night or Jingle Bells.

But I can think of no better way then to quench our heartfelt listening pleasure, at this time than with a universally recognised piece of music on the phenomenal sound of a glass harp,


Saturday, 4 June 2011

Sydney Harbour environs Vivid Lights Festival 2011

In it's third year, Vivid Sydney bathes the harbour environs with spectacle illuminations and big splashes of bright color, featuring breathtaking immersive light projections on the iconic Sydney Opera House sails, and building facades of the MCA, and Customs House.

Walking around the harbour foreshores are giant light sculptures of floating jellyfish and erupting fire installations as well as a number of human scaled illuminated sculptures some interactive.

For a mild taste of some aspects of the Festival, here is Christian Eduardo's entertaining Sydney Vivid festival time lapse video accompanied by a cool music track.



Here is a slick slideshow of some of the picturesque pieces and events in the Festival, which is continuing until June 13.

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