Imperfect Worlds

Cranking out some paintings for the end of year exhibition -- barely another week to go till deadline. Apologies for the delayed posting. As a consolation prize, here is an amazing vision of the future courtesy of video artist Keiichi Matsuda.



Interestingly, this video was part of Matsuda's final project for a Master of Architecture degree as part of a broader commentary on the increasing convergence between the built environment and media space and the increasing role of architecture in the consumer environment.

No Ordinary Man

If you can ignore the fact that this was made for an investment firm and is actually horribly capitalistic, you'll find a beautiful video with a wonderful message.



It's humbling to think that for a few small changes we could be living in a better and brighter world.

I Always Thought Violence Didn't Solve Anything Until One Day It Did

I'm not really one for video art or French noir for that matter, but I did think this was a pretty neat flick:

Nuit Blanche from Spy Films on Vimeo.

The slow motion's borderline gratuitous but at least it tells a story that has nothing to do with "The Matrix". Also, it kind of makes me want to go out and buy a Phantom camera even though I'd have no idea what to do with the bloody thing.