I’m in the process of designing interactive infrared tracking projection stuff for a show at the moment, and during a bit of research I came across this by the amazing Frieder Weiss for the dance group Chunky Move (whose work is well worth checking out as a whole). Needless to say, I’m a little jealous. To top it all off, this is soundtracked by the amazing Ben Frost. Brilliant all round.

Works by Charles Hinman (photos taken from artnet).

Niodrara, part of Sara Ludy’s “Space Portrait” series.

Sam introduced me to the work of Artie Vierkant the other day, and I rather like it. Above are two images of Image Objects, which takes an interesting approach to filtering work through its documentation. Below is a sped up Avatar in 3D - a pirated version of James Cameron’s film mapped onto a slowly rotating sphere.

Larytta’s “You Got Nothing” directed by Tatiana Rihs.

So everything’s been a bit quiet over here hasn’t it? Sorry about that, I’ll change it I promise. Meanwhile, here’s a nice video made by lovely friends Kat, Sam and Luke

Serigraphs by Takeshi Hara.

Richard Galpin’s photographs are both beautiful and interesting in terms of process - he removes the emulsion from them with a scalpel to create a revised form out of his urban subjects.

The choreography for this video by the weirdly multi-talented Genki Sudo and his group WORLD ORDER is bloody brilliant. Via lovely Sam James Hill’s article for Drowned in Sound.