today and tomorrow

Fade by Gerold Tagwerker.

Here’re 2 videos of kinetic sound installations made by David Ellis and Roberto Carlos Lange. They’ve used trash to create these soundscapes. Believe me, you have to watch these.
You can find 2 more pieces at YouTube: Winchester and 3 Wire Universal.

found at Wooster Collective

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 is a film made by Job Wouters & Roel Wouters for If You Could Collaborate exhibition. In this film they use their new spray-painting machine called the Rainbow gun, to spray the numbers 1 till 7. That’s it. Their matching shirts make it perfect.

“Il mio solo idolo è la realtà” by David Lieske.

I really like Aleksandra Rdest her painting style.

found at acidolatte

“You never leave me” by Nicolas Sassoon. Make sure that you visit the link, you have to see this pixels move (don’t forget to scroll).

ASCIImeo is a project by Peter Nitsch. It’s a video player which renders Vimeo videos in ASCII. You can choose between 3 different modes, but the block mode is definitely my favorite. Here you can see the ASCIImeo version of Scintillation. The screenshots below are cropped, I didn’t want to scale them down, the color patterns are just too nice.

Tree branches in jars by Naoko Ito.

found at colectiva

Antagonistic Books is a set of two books made by Zach Gage. They turn the emotions and actions surrounding the banning of books into physical objects that undermine the user. The first book, Danger, reenacts what has historically been done to dangerous literature, self-immolating when opened. The second book, Curiosity, represents the notion that many book-banners feel, that the true danger of literature is that once you’ve opened a book you have been forever changed and can never go back. Emulating this notion, Curiosity can never be closed. Once opened, it is locked in an open position forever.
You find instruction to make them yourself here and here.

Here are 3 more artworks with magnets by Caleb Charland. You can find a fourth one here.