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Zupi`s Art & Design Conference in Memorial da Amériica Latina.
More than 3 thousand artists and professionals, live painting, live music, break-dancing and lectures!
Pixel and Isis :)
Not sure if I took this, we have this camera that just goes around the house and take random animal shots, but it will make a fine addition to the cat set.
A short video of them, they totally love each other: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRPHCaVmWT8
Le stage "Pixel plage" invite les enfants à imaginer les vacances de demain. Ils aménagent leurs plages avec des bâtiments étonnants, innovants ou amusants : un hôtel sous-marin, un port de bateaux solaires ou même une ferme aquatique. A la fin du stage, les maquettes sont présentées sous la forme d'une installation collective, intitulée "Pixel plage". Toutes les réalisations, chacune de la taille d'un pixel géant, forment ensemble l'image unique de la plage du futur.
Stage pour les 9-14 ans animé à la Cité par Pauline de Divonne, architecte, du 24 au 26 octobre 2016.
Before my grand daughters game..She wanted a picture with Pixel...but wouldn't come out to the side..So here is my #88.
Degi Hari.- Imagen tomada en una finca proxima a rehabilitacion en el barrio de Velluters sobre un graffiti de muy grandes dimensiones que ocupa la fachada en un 50%. Impresionante verlo de lejos y verlo de cerca. he de volver.
enlace a un video sobre estas imágenes
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY655_A9Z-
Imagenes tomadas con la Harinezumi2.
enlace a pagina de Flickr de PIXEL PANCHO
www.flickr.com/photos/pixelpancho/
enlace a un video corto tomado en este lugar y con más cosas sobre Pixel Pancho:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWvwwV46Nk4
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On a large plexiglass screen suspended in space, an ongoing imaging process is visualized. A sudden burst of energy scrambles the visual coherency of an image, picture elements careening off into the far reaches of a three-dimensional virtual matrix. The pixel or “basic unit of programmable color” as Graham Harwood calls it, is for a brief moment freed from its representational burden, traversing space, becoming nothing but pure chromatic value and geometrical coordinate, caught up in a turbulent, expansive moment.
For media theorist Friedrich Kittler, the addressability of the pixel provides the conditions of possibility for what he calls the virtualization of optics. Where the physical camera lens once embodied the laws of optics in order to model and extend the human eye, software now simulates the camera and all other forms of optical hardware. The pixel’s implied receptacle, the two-dimensional Cartesian grid, acts as an invisible placeholder, an organizing principle intimating neighbor relationships that provide affordances for all manner of filtering, processing and image recognition proper to computer vision and computer graphics, the analysis and synthesis of the technical image.
Over time, certain points from this bustling jumble slowly drift back, drawn once again toward the center of the screen. Pixels langorously position themselves in relation to one another, contiguous colors gradually forming small surfaces. Little by little a new image takes shape. Once the last pixel is in place, the operation repeats anew.
What one sees are the latest photographs of breaking news in real time. The news agencies’ transcription and transmission of these events, as information, forms the background for both Addressability and its linguistic counterpart, Disambiguation. A dialogue is created across the two works, words and pixels becoming discrete components in combinatory play : depiction poetically reconfigured in one, description visually permutated in the other.
Installation view at La Criée Centre d'Art Contemporain, Rennes, France, 2011
Photo - Benoît Mauras
english - www.guess.fr/artwork/addressability/en/
français - www.guess.fr/projets/addressability/fr/
Cartel Graphics + Núcleo Urbanóide customizam uma kombi no Pixel Show 2011 em Porto Alegre.
JOTAPE / SANDRÉ SARRETA/ YARA PANSANI/ RONALDO SABIN / MARCOLINO WOS
Photos: Celso Bazuca / Fábio Szortyka
Agradecimento especial para fámilia Kunsler que disponibilizou a Kombi.
16x24 pixel avatar from the nu-produkt.net (RIP) days long since past...there's loads more of these so brace yourself as i'll be dragging them all out sooner of later.
Morning Morgantown
For Free
Conversation
Ladies of the Canyon
Willy
The Arrangement
Rainy Night House
The Priest
Blue Boy
Big Yellow Taxi
Woodstock
The Circle Game