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The 4m-high fibreglass sculpture by Farizwan Fajari also known as Speak Cryptic for the Art Market display during the Civil District Outdoor Festival.
Aether Spirit Containment Apparatus
Materials: wood mantel clock case, lamp parts, vintage towel rack holders w/ binocular eyepieces inserted, vintage ice box hinges, base- hamburg patty press, back cover- sterling sea shell candy dish, wood phonograph needle holder from old victrola vintage cloth covered electrical wire, large lens - outside.
inside-lens from slide viewer and paperweight lens, bone, female figure, glass crystal, small male w/page boy hat, cement nails, steam, and aether
More play with Flaming Pear's Aetherize filter. This is shot on one of our Queen class ferries.
I'll send this one out to my friend Lightgazer, who is doing some amazing HDR work.
This is the bow of an old Norweigan fishing boat a friend has had for several decades now. It has been sunk to the bottom twice in its 80 years. It is currently call "Oracle", but you can see the paint of former names on the prow.
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So much drama between Aether (cosplayed by www.instagram.com/blakeda_wolfie.cos/) and Xiao (cosplayed by yureiicos) here.
Strobist details: A Godox TT600 with a aqua gel to the left. An un-gel'd TT600 to the right. Both triggered by the XProO in my camera hotshoe.
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Aether and Ariel Anti-Gravity (AG™) pack series from Osprey.
Driven to create innovative high-performance gear, Osprey has set the bar
for technical backpacking packs with the Aether and Ariel Anti-Gravity
(AG™) pack series.
Best suited for backpacking, hiking adventures and alpine expeditions, the
Aether and Ariel range feature an integrated rain cover, a customisable hip
belt, and the unrivalled AG harness system for better weight transfer,
increasing the overall comfort of the user.
Available nationally from May 1st 2017.
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I Ghost, precedentemente conosciuti come Ghost B.C. negli Stati Uniti, sono un gruppo musicale heavy metal svedese, formatosi a Linköping nel 2008.
L’ultimo album, “Meliora”, uscito lo scorso anno, ha vinto il Grammy Award e ha portato Ghost in alto nelle classifiche mondiali. Successivamente, a settembre, la band svedese ha pubblicato l’EP “Popestar” che contiene un pezzo inedito e qualche cover. Dopo aver battuto in lungo e in largo l’America, Ghost tornano in Europa con un tour che prevede un’unica tappa italiana il 19 aprile all’Alcatraz di Milano. Si tratterà di un vero e proprio rituale che, grazie ad una produzione eccellente, piena di luci ed effetti speciali, avrà il sapore del rock esoterico. Ne rimarrete estasiati.
Papa Emeritus III alias Tobias Forge – voce
Nameless Ghoul Aether alias Ben Christo – chitarra solista
Nameless Ghoul Alpha alias Chris Catalyst – chitarra solista
Nameless Ghoul Water alias Per "Sodomizer" Eriksson – Basso
Nameless Ghoul Air alias Zac Baird – tastiere
Nameless Ghoul Earth alias Jan Vincent-Velazco – batteria
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I Ghost, precedentemente conosciuti come Ghost B.C. negli Stati Uniti, sono un gruppo musicale heavy metal svedese, formatosi a Linköping nel 2008.
L’ultimo album, “Meliora”, uscito lo scorso anno, ha vinto il Grammy Award e ha portato Ghost in alto nelle classifiche mondiali. Successivamente, a settembre, la band svedese ha pubblicato l’EP “Popestar” che contiene un pezzo inedito e qualche cover. Dopo aver battuto in lungo e in largo l’America, Ghost tornano in Europa con un tour che prevede un’unica tappa italiana il 19 aprile all’Alcatraz di Milano. Si tratterà di un vero e proprio rituale che, grazie ad una produzione eccellente, piena di luci ed effetti speciali, avrà il sapore del rock esoterico. Ne rimarrete estasiati.
Papa Emeritus III alias Tobias Forge – voce
Nameless Ghoul Aether alias Ben Christo – chitarra solista
Nameless Ghoul Alpha alias Chris Catalyst – chitarra solista
Nameless Ghoul Water alias Per "Sodomizer" Eriksson – Basso
Nameless Ghoul Air alias Zac Baird – tastiere
Nameless Ghoul Earth alias Jan Vincent-Velazco – batteria
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Photography: Hannah Bacalla
Designer: Oj Hofer
Hair and Makeup: Gari Son
Accessories: Noreen Tseng
Shoes: Monica Fig
Model: Kris Janson (A.D. Models)
Assistant: Felix Yu
Aether Spirit Containment Apparatus
Materials: wood mantel clock case, lamp parts, vintage towel rack holders w/ binocular eyepieces inserted, vintage ice box hinges, base- hamburg patty press, back cover- sterling sea shell candy dish, wood phonograph needle holder from old victrola, vintage cloth covered electrical wire, large lens - outside.
Inside materials: lens from slide viewer, paperweight lens, bone, female figure, glass crystal, small male w/page boy hat, cement nails, steam, and aether
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I Ghost, precedentemente conosciuti come Ghost B.C. negli Stati Uniti, sono un gruppo musicale heavy metal svedese, formatosi a Linköping nel 2008.
L’ultimo album, “Meliora”, uscito lo scorso anno, ha vinto il Grammy Award e ha portato Ghost in alto nelle classifiche mondiali. Successivamente, a settembre, la band svedese ha pubblicato l’EP “Popestar” che contiene un pezzo inedito e qualche cover. Dopo aver battuto in lungo e in largo l’America, Ghost tornano in Europa con un tour che prevede un’unica tappa italiana il 19 aprile all’Alcatraz di Milano. Si tratterà di un vero e proprio rituale che, grazie ad una produzione eccellente, piena di luci ed effetti speciali, avrà il sapore del rock esoterico. Ne rimarrete estasiati.
Papa Emeritus III alias Tobias Forge – voce
Nameless Ghoul Aether alias Ben Christo – chitarra solista
Nameless Ghoul Alpha alias Chris Catalyst – chitarra solista
Nameless Ghoul Water alias Per "Sodomizer" Eriksson – Basso
Nameless Ghoul Air alias Zac Baird – tastiere
Nameless Ghoul Earth alias Jan Vincent-Velazco – batteria
Aetherize, Flexify/mirrorball/Annulus and Flood
actually, the salsa isn't really all that hot! It's got just enough kick to it.
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Aether and Ariel Anti-Gravity (AG™) pack series from Osprey.
Driven to create innovative high-performance gear, Osprey has set the bar
for technical backpacking packs with the Aether and Ariel Anti-Gravity
(AG™) pack series.
Best suited for backpacking, hiking adventures and alpine expeditions, the
Aether and Ariel range feature an integrated rain cover, a customisable hip
belt, and the unrivalled AG harness system for better weight transfer,
increasing the overall comfort of the user.
Available nationally from May 1st 2017.
The Aether Project / Transmutating the Real and the Ethereal
As a part of UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design (A.UD) advanced design studio course “Architectural Intelligence: Exploring Space as an Interactive Medium”, researchers Refik Anadol, Raman Mustafa, Julietta Gil and Farzad Mirshafiei created The Aether Project, an immersive interactive environment that seamlessly combines robotic actuation, formal transformation and real time projection mapping controlled by a sensory input device. The course lead by Guvenc Ozel, Technology Director of the new IDEAS platform of UCLA A.UD, in collaboration with Casey Reas, Professor at UCLA Design Media Arts, explored potential scenarios of architecture as a responsive, robotically actuated technology which undergoes spatial iterations triggered by sense based devices.
The evolution of technology reveals an aspiration to place mind into matter in order to create tools that are subservient yet autonomous from humans. Architecture as a form of technology does not exist outside of this cultural aspiration. Concurrently, experiments in sensing technology express this desire to transform architecture into an intelligent form of technology that can autonomously negotiate between the human body, human psyche, the environment and other physical and perceptual parameters.
Based on this premise, the Aether Project focuses on providing an immersive experience through real-time Leap Motion controlled system that synchronously aligns projection mapped visuals on a transforming surface geometry, both choreographed though robot movements. Thus, The Aether Project is designed to test the interaction between humans x robots, robot x robot, and the resulting recursive relationship between technology and human perception continuously.
CREDITS:
University of California, Los Angeles
Architecture + Urban Design
ARCH401
Raman K. Mustafa
Refik Anadol
Julieta Gil
Farzad Mirshafiei
Instructors;
Güvenç Ozel
Casey Reas
Music;
Sergey Vlasov
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I used my new Osprey Aether 85 pack for the first time on this hike. I love it. It is far more comfortable than the Gregory Mt Whitney pack I bought last year, and it seems to be more well thought out in terms of construction.
Osprey has a gimmicky feature with many of their packs that allows you to clip one of their Daylite day packs to the back of a main pack. I guess it saves some room inside the pack, and makes it easier to grab the day pack when you want to drop the main pack, as I did on Sunday for the summit climb. What I did then was pack everything I needed for the summit hike into my Daylite, then clipped it to the back of the Aether pack where it was carried until we dropped packs at the Mineshaft Flat trail junction.
This is the second Osprey product I have purchased (I've been using a technical day pack for over a year now), and I am very impressed with the quality, comfort and clever design of their packs. Also, I have heard nothing but good things about Osprey from other hikers and climbers.
I carried the ice axe because I like to use it as a sort of cane when negotiating snowfields. I didn't bring any crampons.
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Deep in layers unwarm drifting
Lower in depths still descending
On wide billows slowly floating
In colder streams smoothly drifting
Beauty unleashed
Light wind flowing
Heard Silence
A dance to abyss would soon follow
Once another would soon swallow
Darkness as the light most silent
Silence as the darkest of voices
From Silence and anything
To Silence and nothing
Is the path of final solitude
- Skepticism-
Aether is an installation by Architecture Social Club for Lumiere London 2018 at King's Cross, London.
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