Art Work References
“Nightmare” by Andréa Stanislav, (2011)
“…a public video work that creates the illusion of a white horse galloping on the Mississippi, at night, and in slow motion.” more info here…
“Nightmare” by Andréa Stanislav, (2011)
“…a public video work that creates the illusion of a white horse galloping on the Mississippi, at night, and in slow motion.” more info here…
Projections by Jenny Holzer (1996-2011)
An ongoing series of text based projections onto buildings around the world. More documentation here…
Projections by Jenny Holzer (1996-2011)
An ongoing series of text based projections onto buildings around the world. More documentation here…
“BYOB” by Rafaël Rozendaal and Anne de Vries , (2010-2013)
“BYOB is a series of one-night-exhibitions curated by different people around the world. The idea is simple: Find a place, invite many artists, ask them to bring their projectors. BYOB is a way of making a huge show with
“BYOB” by Rafaël Rozendaal and Anne de Vries , (2010-2013)
“BYOB is a series of one-night-exhibitions curated by different people around the world. The idea is simple: Find a place, invite many artists, ask them to bring their projectors. BYOB is a way of making a huge show with
“Street Compliments?” by SoulPancake (2012)
You can read more about the piece here.
“The World’s Deepest Bin” by The Fun Theory (2009)
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“Aarhus River Bath” by Rødgrødmedfløde (2013)
You can read more about this piece here.
“Mood Gate” by Tom’s UrbInt (2012)
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“The Speed Camera Lottery” by The Fun Theory (2010)
You can read more about this piece here.
“On the Massacre of Glencoe” by Double Take Projection (2015)
The poet “On the Massacre of Glencoe” projected onto the landscape in dark. Sir Walter Scott’s poet has regrettable Scotland’s history and the director expected to raise awareness of it. This work is not only artistically beautiful but also it brings strong
“On the Massacre of Glencoe” by Double Take Projection (2015)
The poet “On the Massacre of Glencoe” projected onto the landscape in dark. Sir Walter Scott’s poet has regrettable Scotland’s history and the director expected to raise awareness of it. This work is not only artistically beautiful but also it brings strong
“Cinemobile” by eyedropperfill (2015)
Film studio, Eyedropper Fill created moving projection work, Cinemobile. They projected running horse from the earliest movie The Horse in Motion(1878) and truck animation onto walls and streets by the goal of Thai Film Archive – offering extended access to
“Cinemobile” by eyedropperfill (2015)
Film studio, Eyedropper Fill created moving projection work, Cinemobile. They projected running horse from the earliest movie The Horse in Motion(1878) and truck animation onto walls and streets by the goal of Thai Film Archive – offering extended access to