Pioneering festival
onedotzero_adventures in motion returns this year to London’s
BFI Southbank from 10 – 14 November 2010, presenting the most exciting international moving image work, from the offbeat to the radical, aiming to push the boundaries of creativity, innovation and technological wonder.
This year the festival features a variety of sensory experiences including a multi screen installation by
Quayola, 2001-inspired intimate cinema Pods from
Ovei,
AntiVJ's latest incarnation of their audiovisual volcano mapping project "Eyjafjallajokull",
Hellicar & Lewis and
Feedback.
Music also features prominently, with very special live events by
DJ Yoda at the BFI IMAX, a 20th anniversary screening and bar event for Ninja Tune as part of BUG and a special edition of the BFI's regular AV extravaganza,
Dark Fibre, working with
Musion's 3D holographic projection technology with a confirmed line-up including,
Holotronica [Stuart Warren-Hill, Hexstatic], AV artists
D-Fuse, av artists d-fuse with audio from
Swayzak's Brun, VJ/illustrator
Shantell Martin and electronic DJ/Producer
10SUI.
Pioneering festival onedotzero_adventures in motion returns this year to London’s BFI Southbank from 10 – 14 November 2010, presenting the most exciting international moving image work, from the offbeat to the radical, aiming to push the boundaries of creativity, innovation and technological wonder.
Music also features prominently, with very special live events by DJ Yoda at the BFI IMAX, a 20th anniversary screening and bar event for Ninja Tune as part of BUG and a special edition of the BFI's regular AV extravaganza, Dark Fibre, working with Musion's 3D holographic projection technology with a confirmed line-up including, Holotronica [Stuart Warren-Hill, Hexstatic], AV artists D-Fuse, av artists d-fuse with audio from Swayzak's Brun, VJ/illustrator Shantell Martin and electronic DJ/Producer 10SUI.
Artist Shi Jindian created these amazing 3D sculptures from steel wire.
The first object is simply called “object one”, can be seen above. It´s available in a limited edition of 10 signed and numbered pieces, which are made of a high-strength infiltrated synthetic material that looks like stone and feels a little bit like wood. (37×14x6cm) Using this material is the only way to get a sculpture this filigree and solid at the same time. Now its time for the Big version, jump and see the 3 to 4m long stye object by Reso."
I am heavily influenced by people using technology to push this art form in new directions.
Graffiti Research Lab has been a huge influence as they have really pioneered a whole different approach to modern graffiti and started doing things that no one else was even thinking about. Obviously the whole culture of graffiti has exploded since modern culture has gone online and the digital world of delivery is here. When I first started taking an interest in graffiti styles the only way to see it was in backstreets and the side of buildings.
I've always wanted to take my work into digital 3d as I think there is a lot of design that can be done in the digital world that isn't possible or easy with paint. My focus is purely on taking my design style in a different direction to see what is possible with this art form.
