(Photos by Dr. Bastard)
Archive | June 23, 2009
“Powers of Katsu” – An Homage to Charles and Ray Eames
If you’ve ever seen Charles and Ray Eames’ now classic “Powers of 10″ (made in 1977) then you’re going to love Nick Poe and Alex Kalman’s short film for Red Bucket Filmmakersteam, “Powers Of Katsu”:
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Here’s the original film for those who have never seen it:
powers of ten :: charles and ray eames from bacteriasleep on Vimeo.
Shit We’re Diggin’: Rosemarie Fiore’s Firework Drawings
Rosemarie Fiore’s firework drawings are created by containing and controlling firework explosions. She explains:
“I bomb blank sheets of paper with different fireworks including color smoke bombs, jumping jacks, monster balls, fountains, magic whips, spinning carnations, ground blooms, rings of fire, and lasers. As I work, I create imagery by controlling the chaotic nature of the explosions in upside-down containers. When the paper becomes saturated in color, dark and burned, I take it back to my studio and collage blank paper circles onto the image to establish new planes and open up the composition. I then continue to bomb the pieces. These actions are repeated a number of times. The final works contain many layers of collaged explosions and are thick and heavy.”
We love ‘em. You can see more photos and work here.