An experimental clay and sand stop motion short synced to Yasuaki Shimizu’s Utsukushiki Tennen by Romane Granger, a student at École Nationale Supériure Des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
A 2D abstract narrative that bursts into three dimensions halfway through.
Spring by Jamie Scott – a timelapse of blooming flowers shot almost entirely inside the darkened wardrobe of his NYC home over three months – a companion piece to his 2012 short ‘Fall’.
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‘In loving memory of my dear friend Patrick Farrell who died on this day as a result of a road accident on April 12, 1967, 50 years ago, aged 16 and a half years. May he rest in peace.’
This afternoon.
Arran Quay, Dublin 7.
Thanks Glenn Fitzpatrick
The art of Marcelo Monreal.
Glasnevin cemetery, Dublin 11, today.
Sushiclli writes:
Bins have been overflowing since Friday.
They’re eating the petals, Joe.
Edible flowers in Fallon & Byrne, Wicklow Street, Dublin.
Do peoNOMNOMNOM
Pic: Emily
Brazilian artist Andre Feliciano creates floral landscapes using tiny plastic cameras in place of flowers.
They deserve more exposure.
Exposure.
Feh.
More here.
Taken at the Bloom Festival in Phoenix park at the weekend by John Gallen who asks:
Name those flowers. I haven’t a clue.
Anyone?
Lines close at 1pm
From a photo series entitled ‘Vessels and Blooms’ by Jack Long.
Each image is a high speed exposure of splashing paint. No Photoshop trickery was employed.
