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2 av generative techniques by Shawn Feeney
On his Vimeo channel Shawn Feeney presents two approaches how to generate images out of tones and shades out of images. He did these works some time ago, using various programs Cornelius Cardew’s Treatise – Realization (2002): Treatise is a graphic musical score written by Cornelius Cardew in the 1960ies comprising 193 pages of lines, […]
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I’m a VJ
What’s your opinion? Is VJing a daily battle against the evil forces? Have you ever had bad experiences with greedy clubmanagers, drunken party people, faulty hardware or buggy software? How do you think can visuals change the world? Fell free to leave a comment 😉 [via Keun Phunk @ facebook] VJ Yochee [ˈviːdʒeɪ ˈʤɔkɪ] aka […]
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VJ Fest Istanbul – International Live Video Festival
Fifth edition’s motto is „code for the real world“ VJ Fest Istanbul is an independent visual arts festival, gathering visual artists, musicians and researchers since 2008. In four years the festival has hosted more than 100 artists (58 VJs and visual artists) from 20 countries: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, […]
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Project Pixel – AV meeting
A weekend slumber party of audio-visual madness. Calling all VJ’s, Video and AV artists to a networking and showcasing meet-up at the heart of Estonia’s renegade art- Polymer Culture Factory, Tallinn. Project Pixel is organised by Australian artists Rose Staff and Kimberley Bianca with aims to contribute to the local art community, unite international media […]
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vjbooking.eu
Are you an active Video Jockey with some nice tricks and online video’s? You want to showcase your work to the public who’s looking for a VJ? You just like the promotion or to show off… 😉 Find out more about video jockeys and their VJ-ing in the vjbooking.eu-database. Lets get connected and make the […]
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OpArt by Victor Vasarely
Visual society likes the op art of Victor Vasarely a lot: a painter and sculpturist born in the city of Pécs, Hungary, in 1906. His paintings are very elaborated in terms of scientific method and objectivity, using easy colors in complex and often geometric structures and patterns. Some of his paintings are quite close to […]