Meditations of the Berlin Wall by artist Diane Meyer in which present day photographs are meticulously hand-stitched, blurring those parts of the scene that were once bisected or obscured by the wall.
UPDATE: Why the artist has stitched the wall on the Pariser Platz side of the Brandenburg Gate and not the opposite side (well spotted James in comments) is anyone’s guess.
‘Sweet Curious’ – a cleverly edited visual travelogue by filmmaker Patrick Pearson, made possible by his replication of the same set of camera moves wherever he went.
A disconcerting flight over the glorious Cornish landscape created with ‘drone-shot images stitched into distorted 360-degree panaromas then brought to life with 2.5D camera projection’ by videographer Parker Paul.
Single protagonists, subtle narratives, mysterious group rituals, women surrounded by flowers lost in thought: LA-based artist Michelle Kingdom’s deftly layered embroideries – take from them what you will.
More of her rather intriguing work here.
Andy Sheridan tweetz:
Aggghhhh… Dingle – I’m missing you already. A panorama, comprising 11 stitched, long exposure photos
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