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2. Stone on Stone [CLIP]
2 years ago
2009, 7 minutes 44 seconds
1080 x 1080 pixel digital video projection
B&W/Color/Sound
(Clip taken from the 3rd to 6th minute)
robcarter.net/

“Stone On Stone” is a stop-motion video animation that uses the architectural language of High Gothic and Modernism to invent a contradictory history of their evolvement. The theme starts and finishes with the vast and unfinished Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, NYC. It is contrasted with Le Corbusier’s La Tourette monastery in France, competed in 1960. The video uses this anomalous but single-minded architectural vision as the foundation for a new emergence of Gothic religious expression, resulting in a complete and unified fantasy cathedral – akin to the building that the Church of Saint John might have aspired to be.

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  • holke79 2 years ago
    amazing style..
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  • Pál Varsányi 2 years ago
    wonderful, congrats
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  • It's really clever and playfull, great work!
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  • Ilona Koglin 2 years ago
    I love stop motion – and yours especially
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  • blackmocca 2 years ago
    I think your work is fascinating- but.. how is it an intervention of Corbusier's convent when you just cover the total facade with a new layer?
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  • Pawel Stec 2 years ago
    Again, great work! Where can I see the full version? Its very captivating and you want to watch more.
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  • cinquepiuuno-4 2 years ago
    bravo! i love your videos!
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  • Jeff Stein 2 years ago
    very interesting work! reminds me of the techniques Terry Gilliam used for Monty Python...
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  • VRU TV 2 years ago
    It's fantastic. Most of it, i love the sound combined with the animations, bringing life to it. Great.
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  • volkan ongun 1 year ago
    really cool
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  • Julien 1 year ago
    exelent
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  • Saw one of your videos at MAD in NYC a few days ago, and now came across you randomly again on here. Love the humor in the animations!
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  • amazing ! very good work, I add it in my group here :
    vimeo.com/groups/blackwhitefilms/videos
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  • Mister Bremer 1 year ago
    I'm an art teacher and currently I teach animation. I'm going to show this to my students, but I have no idea how you did it. Do you have any "making of" footage? would you be willing to share a bit of your technique, or is it secret?
    Thanks!
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  • Arra'di Nur Rizal 1 year ago
    i think he uses a lot of time-lapse pictures from the history book. print them, then cut them and make stop motion animation out of them. just a guess thou :)

    i like the execution.
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  • jclemwiki 1 year ago
    I just created an account on Vimeo for the sole purpose of adding this comment: your work is beautiful and original - love it!
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  • Aurélien Le Roux 1 year ago
    A masterpiece is born !
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  • heath west 1 year ago
    outstanding!
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  • Gus 1 year ago
    great!!!
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  • clare reidy 1 year ago
    Hi Rob, this is really amazing stuff! I'm in awe! Plz if you get a chance I would love to see a how to do video! :)
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  • I was expecting Waldo to pop up somewhere in there!
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  • Joao Filipe Silva 8 months ago
    nice b&w. check out mine vimeo.com/22917985
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  • Shah Azman 7 months ago
    I love this!
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  • Xiang GU 2 months ago
    how do u get the exactly same angle? love this
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