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Germany. holga b&w film.

Los Angeles-based retailer's first stand-alone location, was conceived by Paris-based designer Thierry Gaugain and Berkeley design firm envelope A+D. It was constructed out of three 8' x 9.6' x 40' shipping containers piled one on top of one another.

Welcome to the "Chronicles of the Aether: Gears of Reverie," a visual odyssey that weaves through the smoky alleys of a bygone epoch where the steam-driven heart of progress beats in rhythm with the human soul. Each image is a portal to an era of intricate machinery and unbridled imagination, capturing the delicate interplay between the mechanical and the mystical. These artworks are more than mere representations; they are narratives frozen in time, where every gear, every whisper of steam tells a story of dreams and darkness, of an age both splendid and sombre.

 

Poem:

In the gloaming of gas-lit streets they stir,

The ticking sentinels of time's blur.

Brass and copper, intricate filigree,

Wrought by hands unseen, a technotic spree.

 

Beneath the skin of the world we know,

Lies the aether's pulse, a ceaseless glow.

Gears of reverie spin tales untold,

Of valiant hearts and quests bold.

 

Through the mists of this steam-soaked realm,

Visions emerge, with gears at the helm.

In this chronicle where shadows play,

The aether whispers secrets of an age gone astray.

 

Haiku:

Steam whispers secrets,

Gears turn in silent reverie,

Aether's tale unfolds.

„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

Minimum depth of field

 

Exposure mode: Manual

WB: 5000K

ISO: 500

Shutter speed: 1/125

Aperture: f4.5

Focal length: 34mm

Flash: No

Steampunk Fantasy Roleplay - coming to Second Life soon! Check our website for updates:

 

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A bird's eye view of the Aether Resort, including the view on the interiors of the Resort.

11 hours of this is quite disorienting.

old photo.

„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.

 

The participating artists are:

 

Claudia Schmitz – live moving image onto sculpture

Nicola L. Hein – guitar, electronics

Constantin Basica – synth, electronics

Alexander Bruck – Viola

Elena Pardo – cine performance, 16mm

 

Credit: Andrei Gindac

Still playing with this Aetherizer filter. Sometimes you get a result that you have to share.

Friday night trip to the capital especially to see some of the Light Festival. There are 50 in total but given the vast area of London, I only got to see 15 of them. Anyway, the Cambridge version is coming up again soon.

dropped by Joanne fabrics on the way home and picked up some brass notions, leather strapping, some thread and more rivets. That brown fabric the junk is sitting on is called cinnamon whispers and is the most awesome feeling and realistic pleather I have ever seen.

Sisters who both dance ballet! How lucky am I to know such talent?

  

We shot at Riverside during sunset. Both girls were graceful and beautiful and I had a great time with the session.

„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.

 

The participating artists are:

 

Claudia Schmitz – live moving image onto sculpture

Nicola L. Hein – guitar, electronics

Constantin Basica – synth, electronics

Alexander Bruck – Viola

Elena Pardo – cine performance, 16mm

 

Credit: Andrei Gindac

This month, the Aether Salon will take a field trip to the exotic and beautiful Steelhead Shanghai. Once there, hosts TotalLunar Eclipse, Riven Homewood, and Elegia Underwood will regale us with tales of the region.

 

For more about the Aether Salon, visit http://aethersalon.blogspot.com/

Taking a detour, Monday, 14th April 2014, Braintree, Essex.

Brisbane Botanic Gardens

From 13 December 2012 to 15 February 2013 a flotilla of 300 illuminated floating ‘paper boats’, will sailed into Canary Wharf’s Middle Dock.

 

The beautiful boats were lit from within by ever-changing patterns of different colours, altered from the mobile phones of passers-by.

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