A documentary covering Japanese people affected by the lifestyle of the Chicano, Mexican-American.

Short stay in Vienna. This is first part. Lazy weekend in Schonbrunn Palace. Wonderful place with a lot of air and light there. It makes you desperately hunt for inspiration and film. The source of inspiration may not be made of matter.
Magic Lantern RAW 14bit video.
Graded in Davinci Resolve. Grain added in post with Filmconvert.
Music by Luke Atenció
Poem by A. S. J Tessimond
PS: listen it in headphones

Jamie XX “Gosh” music video shot at Tiandu Cheng in China known as a town imitating Paris.

In 2005, famous designer and architect Maarten van Severen dies. He left us with one of the most extraordinary collections of furniture and several exquisite architectural project but also 4 young sons who carry part of their father’s talent and personality. While we follow the boys’ steps towards a promising future, we reconstruct the tumultuous and tragical life of their father. When his sons get confronted with some of the same challenges and problems as their father, history seams to repeat itself.
Website of the film: maartenvanseverenthefilm.com/

Episode 3 of the short film series “Human Made Stories” jointly produced by Volvo and Sky Atlantic. It consists of photographer Eric Johansson’s production process and interview.

A short documentary of the history of the Venice Biennale.

by Spike Jones

Luxury womenswear label Peter Pilotto was the subject of the V&A’s Fashion in Motion which took place on Friday 20 November 2015. Initially founded by Austrian-Italian Peter Pilotto, Belgian-Peruvian Christopher De Vos joined the label in 2007. The duo met studying at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp and now base their label in London. This video takes a look behind the scenes at the catwalk event.

vam.ac.uk/fashioninmotion

A video of the master’s architecture exhibition and jury of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) in 2016.

Time lapse movie shot of various clouds occurring in the sky of Arizona.

Wallpaper* magazine are celebrating the very best of the design world with the launch of their annual Design Awards. We produced the music for a film that peeks into the world of the Bouroullec Brothers and the concept behind their ‘Serif’ TV. They not only won Designer of the Year, but Best Domestic Design too.

Danny Leon, a professional skater who skates through the city of Madrid, talks about Spain.

Production process of Fritz Hansen’s “Seven Chair” designed by Arne Jacobsen.

Promotion video of Pocari Sweat, a Japanese sports drink.

Ugo Gattoni’s latest animation is a surreal wonderland that explores the vineyards, house and caves of Ruinart, the oldest established Champagne house.
Illustrator / Director : Ugo Gattoni
Production: Nomint
Client: Ruinart
Agency: DigitasLBi

Copenhagen is a city shaped by good design, from its clever public spaces to its network of cycling lanes and renowned furniture industry. Follow our guide to discover why the Danish capital is considered one of the world’s most liveable cities. Published by Gestalten, The Monocle Travel Guide to Copenhagen is available now at The Monocle Shop: monocle.com/shop/books/travel-guides/the-monocle-travel-guide-copenhagen/

Music video of song ‘Polly’ of Chicago ‘s rock band Whitney, produced by Sarina Nihei.

Rugged terrain shaping the coast of Carrick, located in the County Donegal of Ireland, and sheep living there.

Promotional videos of Honda that depict the moment when a robot, bike, race cars and an airplane start moving.

In a previous video, we attended the opening night of the Public sector of Art Basel in Miami Beach 2015. This video shows how the outdoor sculptures and site-specific installations look by day. As a reminder, the 2015 edition of Public is titled “Metaforms”. Metaforms presents works by the artists Olaf Breuning, James Capper, Tony Cragg, Melvin Edwards, Sam Falls, Sylvie Fleury, Katharina Grosse, Matt Johnson, Jacob Kassay, Kris Martin, Rubén Ortiz Torres, Athena Papadopoulos, Ishmael Randall-Weeks, Sterling Ruby, Michael Sailstorfer, Tomás Saraceno, Tony Tasset, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Francisco Ugarte, Timm Ulrichs, Marianne Vitale, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Hank Willis Thomas, Robert Wilson, Yan Xing, and Yiao Yu.

Art Basel Miami Beach 2015: Public Sector by Day. Miami Beach, Florida (USA), December 3, 2015.

Until Slow motion man Leonard find a place where he can live yourself.

A documentary film that shoots dogs that draw a sled in the snow in northern Canada.

Video showcasing OMA’s proposal for the new Lucas Cultural Arts Museum in Chicago. Directed and produced by the Foundry.

the radar :: the new site-specific installation was projected onto the sands and waves on Devil’s Beach in Rio de Janeiro (between Copacabana and Ipanema)

Ryoji Ikeda:: the radar
7-9 SEP 2012, Praia do Diabo (Devil’s Beach), Arpoador, Rio de Janeiro, BR
curated by Marcello Dantas
OiR project http://www.oir.art.br/
© Ryoji Ikeda 2012, All Rights Reserved. www.ryojiikeda.com

Promotional videos focused on the activity tracker of Apple Watch Series 2.

Hydro-Fold
On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the SaloneSatellite, ECAL presents an innovative project designed by Christophe Guberan, student from the Industrial Design Bachelor programme.
Opening hours: 9.30am to 6.30pm
SaloneSatellite
Fiera Milano, Rho
Padiglione 22/24
Spazio S
cosmit.it
ecal.ch

Yoko Yuki’s Graduation Work at Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation.

Animation produced by Selfridges for promotion of sustainable fashion.

CG animation of “Sleuk Rith Institute” document center of Cambodia designed by Zaha Hadid.

Recreating a figure from a Chinese painting in the gongbi style. Gongbi paintings are characterised by meticulous brushwork and highly coloured palettes.

Chinese ink is made in a solid form, and needs to be ground and mixed with water. A full-size line drawing, known in Chinese as huago, is made on paper with a brush and ink. The outline of the figure is carefully drawn.

A piece of silk is selected for its weave and texture. Raw silk is non-absorbent, so it needs to be treated in a process called sizing. A solution of glue and alum is used to make the ink pigments stick to the silk. The ratio of glue and alum must be carefully balanced. Too much alum makes the surface difficult to paint, but too little means that pigments will not adhere properly. The solution is spread with a flat brush. The silk is stretched over a board or stretcher with paste. When the treated silk has dried, it is ready for painting.

The silk is placed over the drawing and the lines are carefully traced with ink. The artist can change the weight of the line by varying the pressure. Because silk is thin, colour needs to be built up through a process called tuose. An even layer of paint is applied to the back of the work. White pigment is usually used. Darker pigment is used for the dark areas.

After the paint on the back has dried, the front is ready to be painted. First a base layer is painted. Colour pigments are prepared one by one. The painter carefully fills in the smaller areas. Two brushes are used to create colour washes. Layers of light wash are applied over painted areas until the artist gets the right tone. The process of building up colour and creating the right tone is painstaking and can take a long time. Fine details such as facial features and clothing patterns can now be added. The figure’s outline is accentuated with black ink or colour for the final time.

Timelapse video of the city of Vancouver.

Discover the architectural masterpiece of the Fondation Louis Vuitton by Frank Gehry.

Peter Gabriel’s song “Sledgehammer” released in 1986.

A video of construction of Cais das Artes, an art facility in Vitoria, Brasil designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha.

A video shot of various beautiful places in Kyoto.

BSI Swiss Architectural Award 2012 / winner — Studio Mumbai
Interview to the Architect Bijoy Jain

A music video and short film of Charlotte Cardin’s song “The Kids”.

Crosby Street Hotel, an outsider becomes an insider. Finding what’s been missing for so long, up in the penthouse. A poetry of past and present.
Starring Paul Lazar, Anthony Ramos, Jennifer Westfeldt, Aya Cash, and Hailey Benton Gates
Directed by Celia Rowlson-Hall
Cinematography by Andrew Droz Palermo
Editing by Iva Radivojevic
Produced by Andrea Roa and Orlee-Rose Strauss
Creative Directors: Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman
Entire series here: 10crosbyfilms.dereklam.com/

On the run up to the Stirling Prize, 2016, The Architect’s Journal takes a look into the six nominated buildings, with interviews from the architects.
At the heart of Oxford’s historic core, Sir Giles Gilbert Scott’s 1940s, Grade II listed, New Bodleian Library (now known as the Weston Library) is a vital resource for academic research. In 2006, WilkinsonEyre was appointed to refurbish the library as a new cultural and intellectual landmark. The idea was to open up the building to allow more public access and engagement in the activities happening inside. This included the creation of new spaces for a programme of exhibitions and seminars drawing on the extraordinary resources of the Bodleian’s collections.
The design works with, rather than against, Scott’s robust design, reinvigorating the space with an improved circulation diagram – for both book retrieval and user movement – and creating a number of contemporary interventions, including a spectacular reading room at roof level.

A video introducing the handicraft that French embroidery workshop “Atelier Lesage” offers to Balenciaga.

Interview with Gawie and Gwen Fagan, South Africa’s most celebrated architects at their house in Cape Town.

When Martin, a South Sudanese refugee, happens upon a bull he believes is his spiritual totem, he decides to rescue it from the abattoir he works in. Once home, the bull begins to jeopardise Martin’s family’s chance at fitting in. Martin is torn between his ancient cultural identity and his family’s new life in Australia. Written & Directed by Eddy Bell – vimeo.com/user9353044

The Atlantic’s video series “Saturday Night in America” is about uncovering pockets of nightlife across the nation. This episode takes place in Austin, Texas, and profiles a pedicab driver, the owner of a honky-tonk bar, and members of a band called The Octopus Project. Despite a continuous influx of new people into the city, small bands who play live music have always shaped the culture. “Austin without music would just be a really boring college town,” says resident Sarah Yopp. “Local music here is, I think, the star of the city. Without music, Austin would die off.” The film was directed by Ben Wu and David Usui of Lost & Found Films.

Ruutu, which means diamond or square in Finnish, is a collection of 10 vases available in five sizes and seven colours. When collected and combined, they make small seamless installations where both the strength and the delicate nature of the glass come alive.

The fluidity and vibrant feel of the mouth blown glass creates the delicate character for Ruutu.

Ruutu in stores in January 2015.

Director / Camera – Juriaan Booij
Edit – James Cundill
Music – Andy Simmns
Film on location in Iittala, Finland and Paris, France

Swelling wave and surfers in Maui.