Lightfoot
So so very obviously solar powered, almost goofy looking with strong sci-fi aesthetics, but I must admit, I want one. From their website – “Our goal was to create something so delightful, so useful and so reliable that it becomes your mode of choice for everyday trips.” As someone who has recently embraced a lot […]
Cory White
Ageing involves noticing some things in a different light. Something about time. Having observed local Melbourne based photographer Cory White’s career from close quarters for over 20 years now, it really is a pleasure to see both the work evolve and also for the elements that initially struck me to have remained intact. So very […]
Kim Keever
Vibrant and lively images that make you feel a bit giddy by former NASA thermal engineer turned artist back in the mid 70’s, Kim Keever. I was fortunate enough to see one of his large scale images at the recent Iris Van Herpen exhibition at GOMA in Brisbane and they are truly spectacular. A single […]
Fingerspelling
The ability to learn how to spell using American Sign Language has been put online at the incredible fingerspelling.xzy website. A project undertaken by the American Society for Deaf Children and brilliantly executed by the team at Hello Monday. A truly excellent example of the webs ability to help share knowledge and educate everyone. Giving […]
Keith Loutit
Keith Loutit from Sydney is displaying complete camera mastery. I remember seeing his tilt shift Bathtub series many years ago. His more recent work involves some tilt shift, timelapse, sound and great editing to bring the city of Singapore to life in ways that only the time lapse camera can reveal. You really get the […]
Eno
Got ourselves along to the world’s first generative cinematic documentary by mild mannered genius and forward thinker Gary Hustwit. Must confess it seems that the subject matter of Brian Eno really suited this fresh concept. Will be curious to see if this approach works as effectively with other subjects and individuals. Truly an innovator and […]
Love Hultén
It seems that if you can dream it, he can build it. Truly beautiful stand alone pieces of craftsmanship to house one off truly original technological machines. They just scream out to be heard, or at least fiddled with. Amazing work from Love Hultén in Sweden. Plants you can hear, bespoke game consoles, mysterious noise […]
Regine Schumann
German artist Regine Schumann is fascinated by the constant changes and effects of light. Me too. Her pieces mostly consist of acrylic panels, blacklight and polylight cord to create variable colour spaces. An extension or expansion of an architectural space, the light can enhance and change a space dramatically. Beautiful. Let there be light. You […]
River Claure
I love the still image. Sometimes a photographer’s work just really grabs you. I felt this way when I stumbled across the work of River Claure from Bolivia. Striking, powerful and a little playful. I was moved, thank you River. Many more ongoing projects to view at his website.
PangPang Pusher
Seriously really rather very cute packaging project by Swedish art director and designer Jens Nilsson for PangPang microbrewery. As a lover of sour beer (just try it), typography, animation and playful design, this project ticks all the boxes. Just leaves me yearning to try one! Top job Jens. Plenty of other very bold design projects […]
