Angélica García

Posted on June 19, 2013 by mickaslin

Angélica García
Venezuela

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Everyday I lose you… time, You are like water that slips away from me. Presence. Moment. Movement. How can I do to show how you run from me? How can I show that even if I frezze you, then you aren’t the same? How if I steal your essence, I don’t have you anyway? Strange presence… Emptiness.

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25 Internet Artists You Need to Know

Posted on June 7, 2013 by mickaslin

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#22 Rafaël Rozendaal

Based in: Everywhere

Rafael Rozendaal has the luxury of traveling and living all over world because, as he says, the Internet is everywhere. His best known works are bold, clever art websites, which he sells to collectors as discrete URLs with the stipulation that they must remain public—the collector’s name appears in the browser header. On “Paper Toilet” (2006), a roll of virtual toilet paper can be endlessly unraveled and re-rolled. In “Jello Time” (2006), a Jell-o mold bounces and wobbles in response to mouse movement. Along with fellow artist Jonas Lund, he created the playful Google Chrome browser extension “Text-Free Browsing,” a button that allows you to remove all text from any website, leaving just the blank, abstracted architecture of the page.

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Powder Power

Posted on June 4, 2013 by mickaslin

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From his series ‘Powder’ – fantastic, vibrant and explosive photographs of colored powder by Amsterdam born still life photographer Marcel Christ for more great Art, Architecture, Design and Photog…

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New Movie uploaded to Movies Page

Posted on June 26, 2012 by mickaslin

I have uploaded a newly remixed movie to my Movies Page.

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This movie was originally shot on a Super 8mm rostrum camera at Merseyside Film and Video. Telecine’d at Guildford video workshop during the 90′s and transferred from VHS to DV in 2005. I have created this new 2012 mix using a contemporary sound work “Hughie”, remixed using Protools.