Vaud-O-Rama by →

Images and text come alive and intermingle in a meticulously orchestrated choreography. International sporting events, the headquarters of major federations, prestigious cultural institutions, renowned universities and colleges, top-level scientific and technical research centers - these are the strengths that the canton brings to the stage and into the spotlight in this creation.

Initiated during an experimental workshop with students to generate initial graphic intentions, the project was then developed within ECAL's Visual Communication department in collaboration with ECAL's Technology Center.

Gerde Got It →

Inspiring AI animation work by Seattle based film maker James Gerde

AI Sculpting →

What happens when AI becomes the creator? How can human creativity and machine-made output feed each other? The human interest in the manipulation of objects for an aesthetic purpose is very antique. By experimenting with different tools and techniques the old masters studied how material can be shaped into form. Transferring this curiosity to the age of technology, in 2020 we engineered a machine-learning process to observe the evolution of an AI learning how to sculpt a 3D model.

Cedar Point Reeds →

Cedar Point Reeds created by Breakfast is a kinetic sculpture visualizing the wind and wind energy production occurring at the Cedar Point Wind Farm—a 252 megawatt wind farm 80 miles east of Denver. The mechanical Reeds that make up the artwork move based on the real-time wind speed and bearing occurring at the wind farm. The power generation is represented by the illumination of the Reeds.

As we are all part of creating our sustainable future, the sculpture responds as one approaches it. The reeds will gather and illuminate in front of you, representing how we fit into the bigger story of achieving a clean energy future.

Ai Inspiration Tool →

In the age of artificial intelligence, the concept of inspiration takes on new dimensions as we explore the potential of human-AI collaboration. By engaging in a creative dialogue with AI, we open ourselves up to fresh perspectives and unexpected insights to rethink our understanding of the creative process.

Hyundai Motorstudio Senayan Park - We Are All Unique →

We Are All Unique is a site-specific artwork, created by Universal Everything for the large-scale media wall at Hyundai Motorstudio Senayan Park, Jakarta, Indonesia.The video artwork is a celebration of unity in difference. A gathering of joyful figures emerges – each moving to the music in their own way, with their own distinctive textures, colours and expressions.

Quantum Fluctuations: Experiments in Flux →

Quantum Fluctuations shows the complexity and transient nature of the most fundamental aspect of reality, the quantum world, which is impossible to observe directly. In the laboratory, elementary particles are observed by measuring the spoils of a proton collision and comparing the findings with data collected from supercomputer simulations. It is perhaps the most indirect method of observation imaginable, a non-representational form of observation mediated by computer simulations.

Markos R. Kay (neé Christodoulou) is a multidisciplinary artist and director with a focus in art & science and generative art.

Modular Type by Vanessa Zúñiga Tinizaray →

A designer from Ecuador specialized in experimental type, pattern fonts and typography in motion.

150 Media Stream →

An ever-evolving digital sculpture evokes emotion to connect people with place.

Situated in the lobby of 150 North Riverside, Chicago’s exclusive new commercial tower, a stunning video canvas of more than 3,000 square feet serves as a dynamic digital sculpture for tenants and visitors alike. Dubbed 150 Media Stream, the permanent installation features commissioned works by both established and budding artists from across the globe.

The Entropy Gardens →

Created by Vienna based Depart (Leonhard Lass and Gregor Ladenhauf), ‘The Entropy Gardens’ is an explorative VR experience that challenges one of humanity’s most archetypical art forms – garden making. It explores its myths, aesthetics and modes of perception.

In the form of a sprawling journey it constructs a hermetic, virtual garden as a poetic ecosystem — a psychic landscape that is foremost a complex audiovisual experience. It admits the visitor into a place that is equally challenging and contemplative (and of course profoundly weird).

Anton Woll Söder →

Anton Woll Söder is a Designer & Director from Sweden, currently living and working in New York.

SHIRO EXTRACT →

NONOTAK audiovisual performance SHIRO extract.

Builders Club →

Nike’s 50th anniversary celebrations. The campaign we were focusing on, titled SU22, was the ultimate opportunity to champion timeless stories of Nike's past to power the future 50. We connected the broader theme of progress, through storytelling the past, present and future of the lead innovations for the season, the Waffle and Peg 39 shoe. We looked back to these past artefacts of progress to document the shoe’s legacy from its first model to the latest.

ALIPAY by CATK →

Stunning work as usual by CATK - one of the best design studios out there.

Janusz Jurek →

Experiments with the line strongly characterize Janusz’s works, that can be classified as generative art. The technique he uses is based on the merging of new technologies and procedural programming, it also contains vital elements of classical drawing. The first stage in creating this type of graphics is writing the code which helps the computer generate spatial forms. Then, using the skills of drawing and sculpting, the artist gives them shapes inspired by the human body. Human body was followed by other subjects.

Daniel S →

Creative coder who hails from Hamburg

Plum Rich →

Beautiful glitch art from artist @plum_rich from Long Island

Optus Yes →

FutureDeluxe’s process reel

Out of Sight →

Beautiful animations by SHOWstudio

IBM Think 2020 →

This year’s visual identity for IBM Think is an audio-visual collaboration – gestural, expressive, and driven by a deep sound analysis.

For this project with IBM and Grammy-winning music artist Imogen Heap, FIELD developed a new kind of sound visualisation: free from the paradigm of the timeline, dance-like and graphical – with the ambition of making the viewer hear, feel, and see the music.