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Cliente: Visual Wave
Foto: Diego Castanha
Model: Leonardo Agra
Beauty: Joaquim Júnior
Produção: Patricia Cox
One of the first interesting things I came across in Japan after landing
was the vending machines. Most vending machines in America usually either
have buttons representing the different drinks or show all the drinks in
the machine. Here it's a bit different. The drinks are shown visually, but
they are seen as plastic replicas, just to show what kind of drinks they
are, while the reals ones are hidden inside. They also show each drink
price labeled instead of having to push a button to find out the price.
Some of the drinks in Japan are rather interesting and are far from their
normal, American counterpart. Some of their American-based drinks even seem
to have a higher quality in taste as well. One of the coffee vending
machines even got to show a live video feed of your drink being made. It's
the little things that make this place pretty cool.
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This is the first challenge in a while that I actually took time to sketch out some ideas for. Most of mine were visual puns and this was the easiest one so I did it first.
One of them I actually laughed out loud while I was sketching it out. I hope it turns out as funny as I think it is :-D
www.alejandrovalenciat.com/alejandrovt/vampiros.html
Fotografía: Daniel Ronderos (www.danielronderos.com/) + Alejandro Valencia-Tobón
Bienvenido a este experimento público llamado ‘Vampiros’. Lo que ves acá es el resultado de un trabajo de muchas personas que salió al dominio público el pasado 31 de Octubre de 2013. Todos juntos construimos un escenario para reflexionar sobre qué es una enfermedad llamada dengue. Más que respuestas buscamos preguntas a través de un ejercicio sensorial.
Durante mi PhD busco desarrollar un estudio antropológico sobre la creación y negociación de diferentes formas de conocimiento alrededor del dengue.
Actualmente me encuentro en Medellín (Colombia) desarrollando la fase de campo de mi PhD. El objetivo central de mi proyecto es explorar cómo la antropología, en conjunto con ideas y prácticas derivadas del arte y la ciencia, puede transformar la comprensión pública del dengue.
Si querés ver el curso de mi trabajo de campo, por favor accedé a este link (www.anthropologyartscience.blogspot.com)
Este proyecto está siendo desarrollado independientemente a modo de red, donde hay una serie de nodos que se entrelazan en un sentido no jerárquico. Las personas, colectivos o grupos de trabajo que se han unido a él son:
Los participantes de mi etnografía: Juanita, Sara, Jhon, Gilma, Juan, Johana, Jorge.
Colaboradores: Hernán Marín, Maribel Flórez, Daniel Ronderos, Andrés Ramírez, Elva López, Felipe Villegas, Martha Vera, Carolina Quintero, Manuela Herrera, Jovany Barajas, Sergio Pulido, Susana Valencia, Lucía Tobón, Mike Bluett, Loveday King, Amanda Hunter.
Entidades vinculadas a este proyecto: 3B Espacio, Publicidad Ábaco, Bimana, InspiraLab, Cataviento, Horniman Museum, Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Pedro Mau/KNEEL, The University of Manchester, Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology, Colciencias.
A ellos mi profundo agradecimiento por su apoyo y por creer en este proyecto.
Cualquier opinión, crítica o comentario es más que bienvenido. Podés escribirme a vampiros@alejandrovalenciat.com. Si querés hacer parte de este proyecto, sólo tenés que manifestarlo.
Alejandro Valencia-Tobón
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Children without hearing learn about visual arts at The National Rehabilitation Center in Vientiane, Laos.
Taller VII
Centro de Interpretacion Fernando Gonzalez
Envigado
- Daniela Palacio Taborda
- Alejandro Calle Restrepo
-Colaboracion: Miguel Angel Arias P.
2014
Visual artist Vessna Perunovich (right).
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Toronto, Canada ~ April 17, 2018.
A cinema on West 23rd Street, most recently the Chelsea West, that is now owned by the School of Visual Arts.
Pages done for Decorated Page Workshop, Lesson 4 Cutouts and Addons plus Patterns and Motifs, also Lesson 3 stamped background.
My big Roman numeral ten is both a cutout and an add on. I got to use my new embossing gun here. The silver was done with a rubber stamp that I made by just cutting an eraser with a serrated knife.
The X's/Roman numeral 10 serve as both motif and pattern. The hand carved stamp that I stamped with my new Versamark inkpad is also patterning. I love the Versamark! I'm going to get a lot of use out of that one.
I don't have the biggest feet in the world LOL
I was standing around 60 CM above the floor; that's why it's looks that large!
VISUAL magazine 07 Cajamarca - Perú
Edición virtual:
www.issuu.com/visualmagazine/docs/visualmagazine07
Fotografía César Mendoza
Modelo: Ginna Pastor
Lugar: Circuito de motocross "El Campero"
format:
21 cm height.
42 cm width
folds in the middle.
The format was given and the outside will be a uniform design for all members of my BA (Hons) Graphic Information design degree.
This leaflet will be printed soon and available out at our final degree show for all of you that come to see the exhibition to take home!
The show will be held at P3 (http://www.p3exhibitions.com/) from June 11th 2009.
Come and see me !!!
Will upload more when it's printed double sided!
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Here's the sentence I created with the photos I took.
The sentence says...
"The world is smaller than you think, and the people on it are more beautiful than you think."
-Bertram van Muenster
Check it out full-sized.
When i visit Gadani Beach, these benches are only way of tranquility for me, when i sit here the freezy air, splashing water and sunlight makes me wonder about nature, that why i love this place.
Lo interesante (y diferente) de este libro es que te muestra los temas con tutoriales y ejercicios para que de verdad sí domines lo más nuevo sobre Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0 y ALM.
Por Bruno Campuano
En scribd hay una muestra del primer capítulo.
Lo puedes adquirir en Amazon y Barnes & Noble
Original Sources of the images:
1. Olmec head: based on picture in class textbook, p. 12.
2. Maya Worker
3. Aztec Warrior from the Florentine Codex
4. Inca — Emperor Pachacuti and Wiracocha
Wu performed by Dapheny Chen and Rachel Lum at the Esplanade Concourse during Huayi 2019, Chinese Festival of Arts.
Next to a Randleman high school, there sits this water tower. Dona spotted it. I refer to her as my "eyes" since she has a greater ability to see things than do I. I have said before, I am not a visually-oriented person. My visual acuity is probably slightly below average.
The challenge in getting a decent compositional angle for this shot was the matter of trees. In fact, the challenge of shooting around trees proved to be an on-going situation throughout the day. Dona, however, is like a feisty chihuahua once she sets her mind to something. After some movement up and down the road to see where we needed to be to get a good shot, we found an area that afforded a workable perspective. I actually shot this tower from inside the car. I rolled the window down, stuck my camera out the window and took the shot. I did not try to get artsy with angles or anything. All I needed and wanted was a straightforward shot of the water tower displaying the name, Randolph County.
Live visual at Kazantip Festival in Ukraine played live with my homemade software CloneMixer 3.0
100% realtime and 100% generated graphics.
Video here : vimeo.com/48329794