In 1977/1978 Anton Perich built a painting machine, an early giant paintjet printer. Since then he’s been making these amazing Machine Painting. I really like them. You can see one of his machines in action in the video below.
found at A Shaded View on Fashion
The digital canvas is my canvas of choice. Kim Si Nae thinks so too and made a series of Browser Abstracts. The artworks are made inside a web browser, java applets are loaded inside frames. They aren’t just static compositions but each frame flickers nervously. You can see 2 examples here.
found at I like this art
“Nexus Vomitus” is a collaboration between vomiting artist Millie Brown and opera singers Patricia Hammond and Zita Syme. SHOWstudio documented this one-off performance during which Millie created a rainbow-like spectrum of vomit on canvas to Patricia and Zita’s melodic interlude. You can actually still buy the Nexus Vomitus piece for £ 1,500 if you want to. Or maybe watching the video of the performance is enough for you.
This is one of the weirdest things I’ve seen lately. For those of you who are wondering … Millie used milk dyed with food coloring.
Thread is Nike Schröder her main material when she creates her artworks. She stitches images out of her direct surrounding into textile art. ‘The Edgar Eduard Emma Herbst Series’ is an homage to a friend of Nike and plays with ‘the adaption of the chaotic way the thread develops painting like qualities very adequate to his personal character.’
found at designboom weblog
These rugs were designed and hand-sewn by Agustina Woodgate. She made them from recycled teddy bears.
found at I’m Revolting
Luminant Point Arrays is a series of photographs by Stephan Tillmans. They show tube televisions in the moment they are switched off. The television picture breaks down and creates a structure of light.
found at ignant
It’s been a while since I’ve posted some works by Ron van der Ende, but Designboom reminded me today of how great his artworks are. These bas-reliefs are made of salvaged wood keeping their original colors. Impressive.
Jon Rafman, Parker Ito, Micah Schippa, Tabor Robak & John Transue are together the digital painting collective Paint FX. Wetpaint is video capture of their digital canvas.
found via PAINTED, ETC.
“Re-renders” is a series of 5 video loops created by Luke Barcelona Cano for the London edition of Bring Your Own Beamer. Sequence_03 is my favorite.
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Sequence_02
Sequence_03
Sequence_06
Sequence_07
found at triangulation blog
