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CD design for german artist Baja (aka Daniel Vujanic), released on Other Electricities (USA, in 2009)
The jewel case can be transformed into a sundial.
Aether Chrononauts Books
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Canon 40d 70-200mm f2.8 IS @ f8, 1/160 Triggered with ST-E2 1 - 580 EX II with lumiquest Softbox placed camera left to the side of the smoke 1 - 580 EX II bare strobe. Placed camera left 45 degrees behind smoke Black velvet backdrop 4 feet behind the smoke. Post Processing includes color layer, dodge, burn, and crop.
Aether
Danny Lane
2013
Glass, steel
H308 x L355 x D19cm
British Land
Marble Arch House
London, UK
Photo: Paul Grundy
This project is part of the Ars Electronica Garden Bucharest /
UNATC Distant Art National University for Theatre and Film IL Caragiale Bucharest (RO). Preliminary Conversations in Augmented Aether” is developed by Claudia Schmitz & Nicola L. Hein in collaboration with CINETic & Augmented Space Agency: Ciprian Făcăeru, Sabin Serban, Florin Dumitru, Dan Făcăeru. It consists of an audiovisual real-time composition that springs from Hein’s and Schmitz’s long term and globally touring audiovisual projects such as UnStumm, Station and many more. In this project Hein and Schmitz are collaboration with 3 other exceptional artists working in sound and moving image in a telematic performance, connecting artists from Romania/USA, Mexico and Germany at the same time.
The audience will see and hear the recorded performance of the artists in an Augmented Realty, using the provided headphones and smartphones as AR glasses.
Credit: Andrei Gindac
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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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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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The central pillar of this Vancouver building is rounded and polished so it reflects the building across the street in an interesting way, creating a very skinny version of it. The same building is reflected to the right of it. The reflected building is Vancouver Center with the revolving restaurant on top. This is aetherized. It is a hi-res image, so please view the larger sizes to see better detail in the reflection.
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