A serious film by two guys who just attended the SXSW Film Festival, it’s Home Without, Marleqta.
They know Indie films, pity they don’t know much about comma usage, or do they?
Produced by Animal vfx and written and directed by Sam Hodges, Illusions is a video that tries to explain the concept of optical illusion.
“Two perfectly valid truths, but you can’t see both. That’s the nature of illusion.”
In 2011, London-based artist Nick Gentry solicited fans and internet users to send him their obsolete leftovers from old technology.
What has resulted is his latest project, what he calls a ‘social art project’, a series of portraits made out of the donated stuffs.
Warren Bolster was a prominent skate photojournalist during the mid 1970′s rebirth of the sport, as well as being a leading surf photographer.
He was responsible for reviving Skateboarder Magazine, and is credited with helping popularise and define the skateboarding scene during its rebirth in the ’70s.
He passed away in 2006, aged 59.
#PantonePairings is an Instagram project by Minneapolis-based graphic designer and illustrator, David Schwen.
The collection is ongoing, and pairs perfect flavour soulmates in easy to understand swatches.
See David’s Intagram account here.
Prints available here soon.
Xavier Rudd, the Australian one-man band will be coming to South Africa, for his first South African tour, this March to promote his latest album, ‘Spirit Bird’.
He’ll be playing a couple of shows, the details of which have not been released yet, but as is normal, speculation is rife.
Having released seven albums, the last four of which have peaked in the top ten in the Aussie charts, this is likely to be an irie-fest, the likes of which we have yet to see.
Sign up to the South African mailing list here.
Stream ‘Spirit Bird’ here.
In his Secret Hero Life series, Greg Guillemin gives us a candid look at what superheroes do when off-duty.
Neil Harbisson was born with achromatopsia, a condition that causes complete colour blindness.
In 2004, Harbisson and Adam Montandon developed the eyeborg, a device that allows people to perceive colour through sound waves
Harbisson has claimed to be the first recognised cyborg in the world, as his passport photo now includes his device.
Erwan Fichou is a French photographer who likes to take pictures because of their ‘dynamic potential, their ability to spark and build projections, interactions and narrative framework mechanisms that structure reality.’
That’s a lot of talk, here’s his series Dogwool, where he photographed dogs and their masters wearing coats or sweaters from that dogs hair.