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Mirrors
by Lee Dror and Yali Herbet
Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem
Sound design by Gil Landau.
"The relationship between a young girl and her father is being reflected as they spend time together in a car, driving on an endless road."
Contexts, viewpoints, visual axes
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Arena
"A brief look at the earth from above, based on the shapes we make, the game of life, our playing ground - Arena.
Created using Google Earth imagery.
Pearse McGloughlin and I collaborated on the audio resulting in something between music and a soundtrack.
Audio mastered by TJ LippleHear "
at least for a while anyway
by Daniel Crooks
"A collaboration between Nat Cursio and Daniel Crooks, at least for a while anyway locates Don Asker, a treasure of Australian dance practice, amongst his ‘other’ life as a farmer. In this imaginatively rendered portrait, Asker’s body is prised open to celebrate the depth of corporeal knowledge encapsulated within one extraordinary human being. Figure and ground coalesce in a work which meditates upon continuity, place and the solubility of identity."
Don Asker - performer
Pete Brundle - sound designer
Genevieve Lacey - recorder player
John the Hairy Frog Ep.1 (2017)
by Luiz Stockler
You Grew Up - Oddisee
A music video Eugene and LouisePlus made for the song
"You Grew Up", by Oddisee.
From the album "The Iceberg".
Klanglichter - an interactive audiovisual experience
"A laser harp reimagined as a controller for an interactive audiovisual experience. ...
Made with Unity, Arduino and LOVE ..."
Cargo Cult
by bastiendubois
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