Public art commission for 350 Mission Building in City of San Francisco, California.nn‘Virtual Depictions:San Francisco’ is a public art...
Public art commission for 350 Mission Building in City of San Francisco, California.nn‘Virtual Depictions:San Francisco’ is a public art project by media artist Refik Anadol consist of series of parametric data sculptures that tell the story of the city and people around us within a unique artistic approach for 350 Mission’s media wall in collaboration with Kilroy Realty Corporation / John Kilroy and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Architects.nnThe main idea of ‘Virtual Depictions:San Francisco’ is to bring 21st century approach to public art to define new poetics of space through media arts and architecture and to create a unique parametric data sculptures that has an intelligence, memory and culture. Through architectural transformations of media wall located in 350 Mission’ lobby, home of Salesforce, main motivation with this seminal media architecture approach is to frame this experience with a meticulously abstract and cinematic site-specific data-driven narration. As a result, this media wall turns into a spectacular public event making direct and phantasmagorical connections to its surroundings through simultaneous juxtapositions. The project also intends to contribute to contemporary discourse of public art by proposing a hybrid blend of media arts and architecture in 21st century.nnWhen creating this public artwork my goal was to make the invisible visible by embedding media arts into architecture to create a new way to experience a living urban space.n_nMedium: 6mm LED Media WallnDimensions: 20' x 40'nCustom Software (VVVV), 90 minutes long dynamic visual experience in 12 chapters.n8 Channel sound.n_nShot ,edit and color-correction: Refik AnadolnMusic: Goldmund - Threnody (Unseen-Music)nSound Design: Kerim Karaoglun_nhttp://www.refikanadol.com/works/virtual-depictions-san-francisco/nn_nCREDITSnVirtual Depictions: San Francisco By Refik Anadoln_nCommissioned by: Kilroy Realty CorporationnJohn B. Kilroy, Jr.n_nIn cooperation with:nThe City of San FrancisconMayor Ed LeenJohn Rahaim, Director of Planningn_nProject Partners:nArupnSensory InteractivenSansi North AmericanSkidmore, Owings, and Merrill LLPnWebcor BuildersnWSP | Parsons Brinckerhoffn_nArt Consultant:nDPA Fine Art ConsultingnDeanna Postil Krawczyk – Michelle Isenbergn_nRefik Anadol Studios: Refik Anadol / Efsun Erkilic / Raman K. MustafanKian Khiaban / Toby Heinemann / Rob Tom Browning / Bahadir Dagdelen / Yusuf Emre KucurnDaghan Cam / Sebastian Neitsch / Johannes Timpernagel / Sebastian Huber / Kerim KaraoglunStudio Management by DG Hunt & Associates, LLCn_nSpecial Thanks: Nicole Stromsness / Sarah MacIntyre / Douglas Giesey / Craig HartmannMichael Fukutome / Eric Cole / Josh Cushner / Eric Covrig / Jason Cox / Pat GreennJulie Goodwin / Amanda Brownlee / Shannon Knuthn_nVVVVnhttp://vvvv.org/nnDX11.Pointcloudnhttp://vvvv.org/contribution/dx11.pointcloudnnEvvvvil Tweet Enginenhttp://vvvv.org/contribution/evvvvil-tweet-engine Less
The Bay Lights project on the San Francisco Bay Bridge is the world's largest LED sculpture thanks to artist Leo Villareal and his custom al...
The Bay Lights project on the San Francisco Bay Bridge is the world's largest LED sculpture thanks to artist Leo Villareal and his custom algorithms that ensure the patterns won't repeat for two years.nnStills courtesy of The Bay Lights; Photography by Lucas Saugen.nnThe Creators Project is a partnership between Intel and VICE:nhttp://thecreatorsproject.com/nn_______________________________nnFacebook: http://fb.com/thecreatorsprojectnTwitter: http://twitter.com/creatorsprojectnTumblr: http://thecreatorsproject.tumblr.com/ Less
I went around San Francisco asking people using their phones what they were texting about. nnProject by Ivan Cash / ivancash.com
A short film tracking the creation of a Woven Narratives collaborative art work on the streets of San Francisco. Painted by Fabric Lenny and...
A short film tracking the creation of a Woven Narratives collaborative art work on the streets of San Francisco. Painted by Fabric Lenny and Jonathan Grauel with the Nomad Brush on iPad. Music by the wonderful Duck Feet Cold Light System. Less
I went around San Francisco asking people to share the last photo on their phone, followed by a backstory. 'Last Photo' is an ongoing video ...
I went around San Francisco asking people to share the last photo on their phone, followed by a backstory. 'Last Photo' is an ongoing video series, so stay tuned for new locations and drop me a line if you're interested in having your city featured next!nnLast Photo - Los Angeles: https://vimeo.com/80692249nLast Photo - New York: https://vimeo.com/81688267nnProject Series by Ivan Cash - http://IvanCash.com Less
Song from 5th Margot LP, "Slingshot to heaven", available April 22, 2014. Shot on 16mm.nnAlbum version: https://soundcloud.com/martinthewarr...
Song from 5th Margot LP, "Slingshot to heaven", available April 22, 2014. Shot on 16mm.nnAlbum version: https://soundcloud.com/martinthewarrior/hello-san-francisconnDirected by Richard EdwardsnProduced by Ron KwasmannAudio by Tyler WatkinsnShot by Ian McAvoynEdited by Jake Karlson Less
Re-creation of Roger Waters live rendition of "The Wall" performed May 11, 2012 at San Francisco's AT&T Park. All footage shot by amateur v...
Re-creation of Roger Waters live rendition of "The Wall" performed May 11, 2012 at San Francisco's AT&T Park. All footage shot by amateur videographers - compiled and edited by Eric Kliewer using Final Cut Express 4.0. Audio recorded and remastered by 'Daspyknows'. Credits following conclusion of performancennCopyright disclaimer:nUnder Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comments, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. Less
A Typical San Francisco Morning, is a short aerial project shot by Toby Harriman during two morning flights during the beginning months of O...
A Typical San Francisco Morning, is a short aerial project shot by Toby Harriman during two morning flights during the beginning months of October. Everything was shot hand held out of Robinson R22 Helicopter on a Canon 6D with a Kenyon KS-4x4 Gyro. Special thanks to Marc with Vertical CFI, the amazing pilot, who made all these shots possible and kept us safe! nnView photos and full project: http://planetunicorn.co/portfolio-item/a-typical-san-francisco-morningnnTo follow and see more of my work:nhttp://tobyharriman.comnfacebook.com/tobyharrimannfacebook.com/tobyharrimanphotographyn500px.com/tobyharrimanninstagram.com/tobyharrimannplus.google.com/+tobyharrimanntwitter.com/tobyharrimannello.com/tobyharrimannflickr.com/photos/tobyharrimannnSong: IlluminatenLicensed and Composed by: James EveringhamnnInquires: toby@tobyharriman.comnPrints: http://stock.planetunicorn.co/Artists/Toby-Harriman/PrintsnLicense: http://stock.planetunicorn.co Less
We hit the streets of San Francisco and had folks listen to our headphones. These are not actors. Love their expressions when they hear it!!
We raced across San Francisco from sunset on Twin Peaks to see sunrise across the Golden Gate. Here's what San Francisco looks like at night...
We raced across San Francisco from sunset on Twin Peaks to see sunrise across the Golden Gate. Here's what San Francisco looks like at night.nnDirected by Wyatt RoynProduced by Lara Ortiz-LuisnEdited by Wyatt RoynnLocations:nTwin PeaksnPortola HillnMarket StreetnFerry BuildingnBay BridgenUCSF Med SchoolnBallparknBuena Vista ParknChinatownnLombard StnPalace of Fine ArtsnGolden Gate BridgenBattery Spencer Less
A short montage of our trip to San Francisco over the Fourth of July weekend.
Jay is a surfer, artist, husband, father and creator of super rad ‘functional sculptures’.nnHe lives a few blocks away from the sea in a...
Jay is a surfer, artist, husband, father and creator of super rad ‘functional sculptures’.nnHe lives a few blocks away from the sea in a special little place in San Francisco called the Outer Sunset district.nnWhen it comes to Jay’s work he values aesthetics, but appreciates imperfections and practicality more.nnThis is his story http://www.thenouncollective.com Less
Make-A-Wish foundation grants 5-year-old Miles wish to become Batman. Turning San Francisco into Gotham City, Miles shows the community just...
Make-A-Wish foundation grants 5-year-old Miles wish to become Batman. Turning San Francisco into Gotham City, Miles shows the community just how strong of a fighter he is. After being diagnosed at 20 months-old with Leukemia, Miles has beat cancer and is now in remission. To see more photos and stories from batkids day in Gotham City... check out http://www.sfgate.com/batkid/ Less
To Pre-order & Support the Air Project Book please visit: http://laforetAIR.comnnAir presents San Francisco like you've never seen before.....
To Pre-order & Support the Air Project Book please visit: http://laforetAIR.comnnAir presents San Francisco like you've never seen before...nTo see the photographs please go to: http://storehouse.co/airnnPhotographer - Vincent LaforetnAerial Tech - Mike IslernEdit - David Geffin Less
Come see more doggone funny videos at the Found Footage Fest at SF Sketch Fest on August 13, 2016. Tickets: foundfootagefest.com
Bornstein & Bornstein and Bay Property Group seminar on evicting tenants disrupted by tenants' rights advocates.
Music: “Baby I Am Not Your Lady” (by Singing Sadie)
By a stroke of dumb luck my friend Abe and myself were on slacker hill shooting timelapse photography of the Golden Gate Bridge. You can see...
By a stroke of dumb luck my friend Abe and myself were on slacker hill shooting timelapse photography of the Golden Gate Bridge. You can see the missile enter the frame from the upper right hand corner. We noticed the object immediately and I stopped my timelapse to record some video. What a crazy evening!nnOfficial Statement:n“Navy Strategic Systems Programs conducted scheduled Trident II (D5) missile test flight at sea from USS Kentucky, an Ohio Class SSBN, in the Pacific Test Range off the coast of Southern California. The tests were part of a scheduled, ongoing system evaluation test. Launches are conducted on a frequent, recurring basis to ensure the continued reliability of the system. Each test activity provides valuable information about our systems, thus contributing to assurance in our capabilities.nnThe missile was not armed. Strategic Systems Programs does not routinely announce missile testing. Information regarding the test launch of Trident II (D5) missiles is classified before the launch.”nnnn© Varient3 Productionsnwww.varient3.comnFor licensing information contact justinmajeczky@varient3.com Less
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View photos and full project at http://GothamCitySF.comnnThis idea came from the aether; it emerged over time. Several years ago (2012) whil...
View photos and full project at http://GothamCitySF.comnnThis idea came from the aether; it emerged over time. Several years ago (2012) while exploring my passion for black and white photography I found myself wandering into a look I call ‘Gotham’. nnnI have a passion for timelapse as well, so it wasn’t long before the two processes started to merge in my mind, and the concept for Gotham City SF was born! Over the intervening years I have collected and edited this footage while juggling my freelance career and time working at Lytro (a new camera technology).nnThis film means a lot to me. It is one of the biggest personal projects I’ve ever worked on.nnI searched for music for months. Finally deciding to work with James Everingham: a talented 14 year old from the UK. (Now 16) He ended up composing a full custom composition and it came out perfect!nnI also want to thank my friend and college David Hultin, for designing the incredible Gotham SF logo for this film. He is another very talented artist that joins me in my business venture: Planet Unicorn.nnThis is my vision come to life after hours of setting up, shooting, and editing. It is my art and my love for San Francisco, photography, and timelapse.nnEnjoynEverything was shot on a Canon 6D and 5DMK III with a variety of Canon L series lenses. For my motion controlled shots, I use an eMotimo 3-Axis system as well as a Kessler Shuttle Pod Mini 8 foot dolly.nemotimo.com/nnnTo follow and see more of my work:ntobyharriman.comnfacebook.com/tobyharrimanphotographyn500px.com/tobyharrimanninstagram.com/tobyharrimannnDirected, Filmed & Edited: Toby HarrimannnSong: Gotham City SF (Original Soundtrack)nOriginal Composition By: James Everingham (http://www.jameseveringham.com)nnBranding: David Hultin (http://www.david-hultin.com)nnThanks Jordan Oram for help with the story! nnFor licensing & inquires please contact me at:ntoby@tobyharriman.comnnAlso available in 4K. Even color! Less
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