An eye-candiful, fascinating short by Oddfellows as part of Adobe’s ‘Creativity Explained’ series exploring facets of colour theory and its subjective nature in relation to graphic design, narrated by designer Eddie Opara.
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The absurd, whimsical wooden sculptures of Italian artist Willy Verginer – lifelike subjects bisected by strips of monochrome paint, exuding bubbles from their heads and fingertips.
Most of these figures are from his recent series, ‘Rayuela’, Spanish for hopscotch and the title of Julio Cortázar’s counter-novel that can be read from front to back or vice versa – a stream-of-consciousness style, producing varying endings and meanings depending on the reader’s sequence.
An hypnotic pareidolic short by designer and artist Rus Khasanov, who uses bursts of inky technicolour liquid to mimic the appearance of heterochromia iridium – a surprisingly common condition that can cause the iris to exhibit multicoloured spikes and whirls of melanin.
Fever Dream
atA fascinating sequence taken from an upcoming PBS documentary ‘Octopus: Making Contact’ (you may have seen BBC2’s ‘Octopus In My House’) in which a sleeping octopus is observed by marine biologist Dr David Sheel who theorises that her colour changes are caused by cephalopodic dreaming.
No White
atBig Drip
atColourscapes: a new exhibition by British artist by Ian Davenport at Waddington Custot Gallery in London.