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Digital artists Daniel Franke & Cedric Kiefer created “unnamed soundsculpure” using a Kinect. The device captures the dancer’s moves and the ambiant sound to generate moving sculptures.
The basic idea of the project is built upon the consideration of creating a moving sculpture from the recorded motion data of a real person.
(Source: vimeo.com)
…then you HAVE to check out James Stayte
I’m completely in love with his work - some stunning stuff right here…
Website - http://stayteoftheart.co.uk/
Tumblr - http://stayteoftheart.tumblr.com/
Looking forward to the opportunity to work with him as soon as the right project comes along.
Spread the work folks!
(Source: stayteoftheart.co.uk)
It’s not always obvious what it is that scientists find beautiful about a graph, microscope slide, soil sample or some other aspect of their work. It just looks like numbers, blobs or dirt to the rest of us. But sometimes a scientific result or product is so visually appealing, anyone would want to hang it on their wall as art.
Above:
Nasu
Type: stratovolcanoes
Last eruption: 1963
Summit elevation: 6,283 ft. (1,917 m.)
Nasu is a collection of six smaller overlapping stratovolcanoes. A small eruption took place in 1963, but the last deadly eruption occurred in 1410 and may have killed as many as 180 people. In recent years, the area has become a tourist destination with lots of hot springs, spas, resorts and a cable car to the summit of the youngest peak.
