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Paolo Ferrario < fx f1 > [effetto farfalla/butterfly effect n° 1] Assemblaggio di materiali e oggetti vari. (Sensore a infrarossi, lettore CD preparato, Lego, vestiti, stoffe e accessori...) (MUSICA DEL VIDEO: Paolo Ferrario) in […]

For more information about Flashpoint, The Academy of Media Arts and Sciences, please visit http://www.flashpointacademy.com.

From performance Carmen at Bildmuseet 2009. Stop motion made with Windows Movie Maker.

programmation effectuée pour l'artiste conceptuel steve firer et son concept "wild ascii"

Project for Cinematography class. "Greed is the".... er, "downfall of".. um, no wait. "Avarice Destroys The Object of Desire", there, I got it! My pitch for it was.... zombies. Yup, that's it. Not happy with the final product, plan to retouch on it later.

a teaser for a short documentary on Archie Geotina and his art. full version soon.

silkscreen printing project on windows at the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAi) Rotterdam Netherlands 3/4/5-2008 high resolution photo's on website at: http://stefanhoffmann.nl/onbevoegden/foto1.html

Muchas veces, quienes producen una obra, están tan inmersos en ella y en el proceso mismo de creación, que desconocen su forma general. Son asuntos definitivamente diferentes: una cosa es saber interpretar la realidad o algún aspecto de ella y otra es saber de esa interpretación. Para lo primero están […]

This is the original footage used for the Maestro project. Please check here for more details: projects.nunogodinho.com/2007/maestro

Brendan Cass, November 14 - December 13, 2009. Lars Bohman Gallery is pleased to present Brendan Cass’ second solo show with the gallery. The exhibition, New Works, consists of a series of new paintings. The paintings carry titles such as Uusikaupunki, Bergen and Mýrdalsjökull. These are places the […]

A Public Service Announcement for Studio class. This is only the rough draft, there are some minor changes I'm going to make visual and sound wise, such as text legibility and sound syncing, but this is pretty much what I am going for. Constructive critiques are gladly welcome.