16.9.13
Bulgarian Art Scene
Check out these two sites to get familiar with the works of some modern Bulgarian artists
http://www.behance.net/omno
http://obscurography.com/
http://www.behance.net/omno
http://obscurography.com/
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First two experimental videos
The Night Sky from urbangrey on Vimeo.
this one is an experiment, the first draft of the idea that I think to develop in the future with better quality and representation.It looks like the film making starts to interest me more and more and photography less and less:
https://vimeo.com/68438061 just a funny video - the first one I ever made.
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"The Script System"
http://www.milomoire.com/
"Furniture Free Friday goes a bit clothes free this week. What?! Why not.
Imagine waking up in the morning, have a little breakfast, get dressed to go to work make your way to work, follow the same routine, all in the norm. Until boom! German artist Milo Moiré’s latest curated performance “The Script System” happens upon you.
Moiré recently sent a naked model to the streets in Dusseldorf with the names written on the skin of clothes to wear, confusing commuters with his provocative piece.
Aimed to draw attention to fighting stereotypes, the performance art piece forces us to take stock of our routines, what we may call mundane or a chore and re-analyse our world… nothing that every day is different, and that the world around us may hold more interest than we sometimes realize.
We’ll be on the look out for something special next time we’re travelling, be it nude or not!"
Quote from http://blog.kezu.com.au/2013/05/10/fff-exposing-public-transport/
"Furniture Free Friday goes a bit clothes free this week. What?! Why not.
Imagine waking up in the morning, have a little breakfast, get dressed to go to work make your way to work, follow the same routine, all in the norm. Until boom! German artist Milo Moiré’s latest curated performance “The Script System” happens upon you.
Moiré recently sent a naked model to the streets in Dusseldorf with the names written on the skin of clothes to wear, confusing commuters with his provocative piece.
Aimed to draw attention to fighting stereotypes, the performance art piece forces us to take stock of our routines, what we may call mundane or a chore and re-analyse our world… nothing that every day is different, and that the world around us may hold more interest than we sometimes realize.
We’ll be on the look out for something special next time we’re travelling, be it nude or not!"
Quote from http://blog.kezu.com.au/2013/05/10/fff-exposing-public-transport/
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Panoramator - The story continues 3
The camera is rebuilt again, with some parts changed and some small modifications
Now there are no pieces left that are to fragile to operate, but here is the result:
The issues still continue as you can see, now the main issue is that the fill is not tightly wind up to the roll after the exposure, so when I try to take it out and develop, the film gets exposed to the light. It is easy to prevent that, but that is not the point. The target is to build a camera that can be usable without the need of special additional tools and to be able to replace the roll film without the need of a dark room etc.
Now there are no pieces left that are to fragile to operate, but here is the result:
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Video inspirations 2
Much different from the previous ones shared, but I really like the atmosphere in this and the approach...
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