Japanese florist artist Azuma Makoto captures the life cycle of flowers through moving illustration. In 2016, he surrounded himself with London illustrator Katie Scott, specialized in botanical drawings and with animator James Paulley for his 3D animations. The two creatives explore a dense and detailed[...]
Visually, Rainer Kohlberger's films and installations can be understood as pure light generated by algorithms. Fascinated by noise from a very young age, it is not surprising that the Australian digital artist and designer is now creating work that mixes the influence of drone music,[...]
In may 2013, British director Nicholas Barker, known for his commercial video, introduced Tokyo Dreams, an experimental ten minutes video about sleeping commuters on the Tokyo subway. With its highly formal ‘photographic’ film style and extremely high production values, Tokyo Dreams starts from a very[...]
Carried by Arte Futur, The Polar Sea is a documentary in 360° broadcasted in the end of November 2014. It proposes an interactive journey in the Arctic ices. Produced by the film director Kevin McMahon, this very immersive documentary is split in ten episodes. The[...]
Elsa Parra and Johanna Benaïnous are visual artists based in Paris. They met at the School of Visual Arts of New York and frequently work together. In their very cinematic photo series A Couple Of Them, which takes place between the United States and France,[...]
Green Porno is a series of short films on animal sexual behavior started in 2008 and designed by Isabella Rossellini. In the eight films of the first season, Rossellini mimics the sexual rituals of various insects - such as dragonfly, bee, praying mantis or fly[...]
By Carole Mercier. Between 1965 and 1966, Barbarella's creator, Jean-Claude Forest, decided to tell us about the adventures of her younger sister, Marie Mathématique. Forrest's cut-out drawings come to life thanks to Serge Gainsbourg's sung narration on texts by Alain Ruellan (French sci-fi author). The[...]
