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This 45 sec video extract was produced using a aerial scene video processed with vorotrans (voronoi transparent) software library developed by Stephane Poirier.
Stephane Poirier is a software developer and Voronoi diagrams based visual content producer. He lives in Montreal, Canada.
More of his artwork can be downloaded from http://www.humanaware.org
“Ain’t Over” is an experimental music video of consciousness through indigo hues; a young woman discovers strength in an internal world while daydreaming on a train. Animated dreamscapes overlaid on dyed canvas merge geometric and organic forms. Combined with layered analog synths, bass, and ethereal vocals, “Ain’t Over” evokes themes of persistence, yearning, and memory.
CREDITS:
Direction/Animation: Kelsey Boncato
CoDirection: Daniel Oldham
Music and Lyrics: Sophie Dimitroff and Daniel Oldham
Camera: Lena Dimitroff and Phyllis Dimitroff
Fantasy short film created by music video director Matt Stawski. The film consists of 100% practical effects and no CGI (except for the titles). It’s a throwback to 80’s/90’s fantasy popcorn films.
Synopsis:
Strange things start happening when a young man with memory issues comes across a familiar face at a local diner. A bizarre and abstract tale that cannot be described but must be seen to be fully understood.
(Note: for a full immersive experience, please watch with good speakers or headphones)
Concept & directed by Carolin Koss
EMERALD GREEN is a 3-channel video installation about a dystopian world, where nature has been rendered extinct, breathable air has gotten scarce and the sun has vanished due to exploitation of natural resources and human error. The focus is on 3 people who try to survive and escape into their sub-consciousness in order to re-imagine and re-build the contaminated world they live in.
The video installation is an imaginary reaction to real issues such as air becoming more and more polluted, water resources running dry, oceans accumulating tons of plastic waste, the human body degrading through processed food and an obscured force steering the fate of the world.
The three videos were realised over a period of 4 years in devoted collaboration with film students from Taik, filmmakers, artists and the support of AVEK, Suomen Kulttuurirahasto, Arts Promotion Center, Nygréns Stiftelse, Anita Snellman Foundation, Taik and Kuvataideakatemia.
Murat Saygıner is a self-taught artist who works in the fields of photography and digital art and is also known as a filmmaker and composer. Born in Prague in 1989, Murat Saygıner studied in Paris during his childhood and graduated from Lycee Charles De Gaulle high school in Ankara. He got involved with photography in 2007 and won several international awards. In 2008 his works were selected for ”IPA BEST OF SHOW” exhibition in New York. In 2010 he was awarded Emerging Talent of the Year in the Worldwide Photography Gala Awards. He published several animated short films since 2013.
The Flow looks at the supervening layers of reality that we can observe, from quarks to nucleons to atoms and beyond. The deeper we go into the foundations of reality the more it loses its form, eventually becoming a pure mathematical conception. Layer upon layer the flow builds new codes that create new codes, each version computing a new, more complex state based on the previous one.
Visit mrkism.com/flow for more information
posters: inprnt.com/gallery/mrk/
Amazing abstract surrealism motion graphics by https://vimeo.com/onursenturk.