today and tomorrow

E99500 is an orange color in hexadecimal color codes, but it’s also the title of this video by Hugo Arcier, a French director and 3D artist. He also has another portfolio with some very weird 3D work.

I’m completely blown away by the internet art of Elna Frederick. These are not just weird static images but javascript animations. Man I love the internet.

found at Rhizome

“Through The Green Fuse” is series of photos by Robert Buelteman, actually they are photograms. His technique is quite complex and dangerous, it’s based on Kirlian photography. He places flowers and leaves on a color transparency film, on top of that he lays plexiglas with a sheet of metal in between, floating in a liquid silicone. Then he hits everything with an electric pulse which causes the coronas and outlines to appear on the film. The last step he needs to do, is hand-painting it with a white light coming from an optical fiber. It can take up to 150 attempts to get this right. You can read more about it at Wired.
The results are just stunning.

Aqueous, wonderful underwater shapes and colors photography by Mark Mawson.

The Human Printer is a group of people who print photos in CMYK or B&W by hand! By hand I say!

found at diskursdisko

Light Breakfast by David Sykes.

found at swissmiss

The colors and shapes in these paintings by Jim Gaylord … I feel dizzy now.

found at BOOOOOOOM!

Colorful chaos by Sarah Spitler.

I find these faces/masks/monsters by Bill Dunlap very fascinating.

found at picdit

“Color Field Paintings” by Michael Demers. The color tiles of each painting will be generated randomly, based upon parameters established for each piece. Each painting will exist for approximately 10 seconds.

found at Rhizome