Tag Archives: screen
A short by London based animator Olga Mararchuk that explores the endlessly scrolling, flickering distractions of our digital daily lives.
More of her work here.
An extraordinary persistence of vision installation by Russian art collective TUNDRA which sez of it:
Row is a modular and scalable array of screens that can form lines of various length of any desired shape. Translating raw visuals driven by generative sound, the content itself is being echoed with a slight delay which creates various moving patterns that highlight and reflect the spatial characteristics of where it is installed.
Fair enough.
How big?
The Camden Bar, Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2.
Sarah Halpin writes:
Owned by the Murry Pub Group and powered by Samsung, The Camden Bar takes the Irish pub to the next level with its new multipurpose entertainment venue.
It features a massive 303″ Samsung LED video display, which is the largest pub screen in the UK and Ireland.
If the Samsung Wall wasn’t enough, the venue also features sixty-five Samsung 75″ displays and five 65″ Samsung displays dotted throughout the bar.
No matter where you’re situated within the venue, you’ll be sure to catch every goal, try and basket from multiple angles.
Three hundred and three inches.
Pics: Samsung Ireland
A digital stop motion tribute to loading animations by London based animator Raphael Vangelis. To wit:
…an homage to all the lost time we collectively spend in digital limbo in the hopes of sudden development on our screen
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High-end PC merchant Razer’s ‘Project Valerie’ concept, unveiled last night at the CES 2017 expo in Las Vegas.
Razer’s €3,000+ Blade Pro high-end laptop, but with three screens.
Three screens.
No need for it, like.
Razer’s Project Valerie Is An Insane Laptop With Three Screens (Wired)
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A promotional image from apple comparing the 512 x 342 display of the original 1984 Apple Macintosh with the 5120 x 2880 5k retina display of the new iMac.
14.7 million pixels, they say. An 8,400% increase in 30 years they say.
Aw yeah. Right there.
Full sized image here
(H/T: Graeme Kelly)