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becreation:

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prostheticknowledge:

Streaming by 라다운

Art series features noisy depictions of city scenes which are created using coloured electrical wire. Artist’s statement (via Google Translate, with obvious errors):

Everything that I live in an era of rapid change, or any other individuals. Each day of civilization due to its products are coming more and more accelerated way of life is not easy to adapt to.

Why is it so fast and the spirit of human life that is not working on the question of motivation was unraveled. At the heart of these changes invisible ‘flow’ has. ‘Flow’ is the result of using network communications, I think.

My work flow of the material invisible wires that connect at the same time the visual material is also an important motif. Such work is growing rapidly in the image of the wire material attached to the phenomenon of modern civilization visually and feels close to gekkeum are shown. Not sure the combination of colors unknown to the modern civilization has brought rapid change and conflict, human insecurity shows the development of the world more communication between people is becoming more active as easy. I called the wire as a medium for audience questions and these times are trying to communicate.

cavetocanvas:

Cildo Meireles, Babel, 2001

Sound is another of the elements Cildo Meireles uses to create spaces. In Babel, 2001, an enormous tower of radio apparatuses, related to the biblical history of the tower of Babel, is suggestive of the incapacity to communicate as a cause of all human conflict. Due to the essentially temporal nature of a medium like the radio, in this work there are never two experiences alike. (via)

Brian Eno speaks about the evolution of music and the visual arts and how they converged historically in the 20th century.

Taped in Russia on November 2011.

ykrgnn:

プラモデル - あのAAどこ？

I’m a sucker for kitschy ascii art.

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Experience the absurd with David Lynch

All the vastness, Raymond Pettibon (also known for his Sonic Youth’s artwork). Learn more about him on this website.

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unconsumption:

nevver:

Another good altered-book art entry to add to Unconsumption’s library of book-related posts.

Fictional Landscapes

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leiasong:

by 夜舟

Simply beautiful.

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