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Showing posts with label Paint Sculptures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paint Sculptures. Show all posts

Tuesday

Millefiori - Fabian Oefner

I can't stop looking through Fabian Oefner's work, he has some incredible projects. These photographs are a little hard to get your head around, as they look so bizarre. The structure itself looks as if its from another planet. Or something infectious under a microscope. But the vibrant colours in the images contradict this assumption and give the photographs a beautiful aesthetic. I'm not even going to attempt to explain how this works, instead you can read about the project and watch a short video on Fabian's website, and also check out this review from its nice that. 



"The shapes, you see in these image are about the size of a thumbnail. They are created by mixing ferrofluid with water color and putting it into a magnetic field.
Ferrofluid is a magnetic solution with a viscosity similar to motor oil. When put under a magnetic field, the iron particles in the solution start to rearrange, forming the black channels and separating the water colors from the ferrofluid. The result are these peculiar looking structures." 





Fabian Oefner - Black Hole

Swiss photographer Fabian Oefner creates stunning photographs which aim to capture the unseen. He calls himself a 'curious investigator' and aims to 'invite us to stop for a moment and appreciate the magic that constantly surrounds us.' His latest project Black Hole explores the movement of paint when thrown from a spinning drill. The drill causes the paint to form amazing circular shapes which Fabian captures with perfect timing!

The photos are striking because of the string contrast of the black background and vibrant colours of the paint. The project reminds me of a similar concept from Dentsu London, who photographed paint sculptures being projected from music speakers. (See post here).

Fabian has many other projects on his website, which is definitely worth a look! http://www.fabianoefner.com/64838/1159918/projects/black-hole







Friday

Sound Sculptures

This is another project by Dentsu London. Its an advert campaign for Canons new PIXMAR printer range. The piece captures 'sound sculpture' in super slow motion and extreme detail. The sculptures are made from tiny paint droplets dancing off the sound vibrations from speakers. I love the extreme detail of this piece, its stunning. I want to include some of the work from Dentsu London in my dissertation this year.





Canon Pixma Sound Sculptures from mcgarrybowen uk on Vimeo.