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Ta đi Ôtô mobile bicycle project by Bureau A

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnThis mobile structure in Hanoi, Vietnam, by Swiss architects Bureau...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnThis mobile structure in Hanoi, Vietnam, by Swiss architects Bureau A has a bicycle fitted underneath so it can be cycled from place to place.nnGeneva studio Bureau A designed the project as a multipurpose structure, to be used for anything from a vertical street food restaurant to an exhibition space.nnThe mobile structure can cycled anywhere is it needed, similar to this mobile town square that features a miniature clock tower on the back of a bicycle.nnThe structure belongs to Tadioto, a local bar and cultural centre who use it for art and other social events.nnThe bicycle was originally owned by the steel worker who built the structure, who adapted to fit in the bottom section it can be moved around easily.   Less

"There is a little bit of playfulness in Orolog" - Jaime Hayon

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnIn this exclusive interview spanish artist and designer Jaime Hayon...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnIn this exclusive interview spanish artist and designer Jaime Hayon discusses the design of his first watch, Orolog, which is available to buy now at Dezeen Watch Store.nnOrolog is a new watch brand created by Hayon and his business partner Ian Lowe.nnThe OC1 series, the brand’s first collection, is a chronograph timepiece featuring a square solid stainless steel case and leather strap.nn"The idea of the watch is very simple," says Hayon. "I wanted to do a very compact case that has details of different influences that I thought were nice to put together."nn"It's a little bit of a new classic, that's the idea I had from the beginning."nnThe OC1 series comes in five colourways, including a green and blue version among more traditional colours such as brown, black and white. Each colour is available in a limited edition run of 999 pieces.nn"I thought about a mixture of colours and combinations that could be classic as well as some that could be sporty or some that are more, let's say, shocking," says Hayon.nn"The pieces are going to be limited, they're pretty exclusive."nnOrolog features a number of subtle details. The face of the watch has a distinctive quilted texture, while the glass that encases it is slightly curved.nnEach watch is made in Switzerland and features a robust Ronda quartz chronograph movement inside.nn"There's a little bit of playfulness in the watch, which I wanted from the beginning," Hayon says.nn"The idea was always to create something strong enough that also looks good and has those little details that make it unique."nnOrolog by Jaime Hayon is available now at Dezeen Watch Store with free worldwide shipping. Prices start at £591.67 excluding VAT.nn www.dezeenwatchstore.com   Less

JUST RIGHT | INTRODUCING THE 48-20 CHRONO

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The freshest cream of the newest Nixon crop.nnScaled to fit any situation, The 48-20 is the alternative to the norm. Modeled after Nixon’s...

The freshest cream of the newest Nixon crop.nnScaled to fit any situation, The 48-20 is the alternative to the norm. Modeled after Nixon’s legacy The 51-30 Chrono, the 48mm case is the just right size and proportion that’s not too big, not too small. Inspired by speed and torque measuring instruments, this wide eye chronograph watch is meant to leave hearts racing, a nod to watch aficionados as to what’s under the hood. Built for power, The 48-20 Chrono delivers a stainless steel case with hardened mineral crystal and colorful dial accents.nnWelcome the New with The 48 -20 Chrono at Baselworld 2013nHall 1.2/ Hall of Desires stand D01nFor media appointments press@nixon.com   Less

Zimoun : 2 prepared dc-motors, cotton balls, cardboard boxes 16.5x12x5cm, 2013

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2 prepared dc-motors, cotton balls, cardboard boxes 16.5x12x5cmnZimoun 2013nn_nnMotors, steel, cardboard, felt, battery. Dimensions: 17cm x ...

2 prepared dc-motors, cotton balls, cardboard boxes 16.5x12x5cmnZimoun 2013nn_nnMotors, steel, cardboard, felt, battery. Dimensions: 17cm x 40cm x 15cm / 6.7" x 15.7" x 6".nStudio production by Janis Weidner. Featuring Till Hillbrecht (proband). n_nnCompilation video: http://www.vimeo.com/7235817nVideo archive on Vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/zimoun/videos/sort:plays
nWebsite: http://www.zimoun.net
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Zimoun : 1 prepared dc-motor, cotton ball, cardboard box 60x20x20cm, 2013

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1 prepared dc-motor, cotton ball, cardboard box 60x20x20cmnZimoun 2013nn_nnMotor, steel, cotton, cardboard, aluminum, wood, power supply. Di...

1 prepared dc-motor, cotton ball, cardboard box 60x20x20cmnZimoun 2013nn_nnMotor, steel, cotton, cardboard, aluminum, wood, power supply. Dimensions: 20 x 60 x 20cm / 7.9" x 23.6" x 7.9".nStudio production assisted by Janis Weidner. n_nnCompilation video: http://www.vimeo.com/7235817

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Zimoun : 25 prepared dc-motors, felt balls, cardboard boxes 13x13x13cm, 2013

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25 prepared dc-motors, felt balls, cardboard boxes 13x13x13cmnZimoun 2013nn_nnMotors, steel, power supply, cardboard, felt, wood. Dimensions...

25 prepared dc-motors, felt balls, cardboard boxes 13x13x13cmnZimoun 2013nn_nnMotors, steel, power supply, cardboard, felt, wood. Dimensions: 66cm x 66cm x 20cm / 26" x 26" x 7.5".nStudio production by Janis Weidner. n_nnCompilation video: http://www.vimeo.com/7235817n
Video archive on Vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/zimoun/videos/sort:playsn
Website: http://www.zimoun.net
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From the knees of my nose to the belly of my toes

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From the knees of my nose to the belly of my toesnnThe making of a new public artwork by British artist Alex Chinneck in Cliftonville, Marga...

From the knees of my nose to the belly of my toesnnThe making of a new public artwork by British artist Alex Chinneck in Cliftonville, Margate. nFurther images and reading available at www.alexchinneck.com.nnFilmed and edited by Hazeleigh PrebblennMusic by The Real Tuesday Weld - Bathetime In Clerkenwell   Less

"East Bali Adventure"

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The Canggu Scrambling Club rides again. This time the boys from the Temple headed up to East Bali and Tackled a 80km Enduro track that shoul...

The Canggu Scrambling Club rides again. This time the boys from the Temple headed up to East Bali and Tackled a 80km Enduro track that should not be taken light hearted.nThe race was a true test of the steel of the Canggu Scrambling Club. Loose gravel tracks led on to lava rocks, dried out river beds, even bigger rocks, and super steep inclines.   Less

KINETIC LIGHTS DMX winch and led lights - best of

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KINETIC LIGHTS offers a wide range of steel and power wire DMX winches for various art, interior, stage, show and event lifting and lighting...

KINETIC LIGHTS offers a wide range of steel and power wire DMX winches for various art, interior, stage, show and event lifting and lighting applications. The main use of our high precision hoist systems is the synchronized spacial animation of large arrays of tethered LED light elements.nnKINETIC LIGHTS offers THE ORIGINAL and patented power wire winch system developed by WHITEvoid, the inventors of kinetic lighting.nnAll our KINETIC LIGHTS products are developed, designed and manufactured in Germany.nnSince the first introduction to the market in 2005 the KINETIC LIGHTS product range has been continuously extended and adapted to suit various lifting and lighting applications.nnKINETIC LIGHTS winch and LED light products have been installed in lobbies, restaurants, bars, exhibitions, concerts and events worldwide.nnhttp://www.kinetic-lights.com   Less

Minute Introduction

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Pre-order your Minute now on www.100minutes.nlnn__nnnSome things never change.nInstead of the logical, we embrace the habitual.nBut when we ...

Pre-order your Minute now on www.100minutes.nlnn__nnnSome things never change.nInstead of the logical, we embrace the habitual.nBut when we choose the convenience of familiarity over the promise of progressnwe don’t move forward.nOr not as fast as we could.nnThe current iconic image of a bicycle goes back to the late 19th century.nA time when people travelled bumpy muddy roads.nAnd while a horse was the appropriate choice of transportation,na rigid bike with large wheels kind of made sense.nBut that was 120 years ago.nnTimes have changed.nToday’s metropolitan commuter navigates smooth concrete paved streets.nFacing heavy traffic and little time, he is ready for a new iconic ride.nOne that is strong, compact and light-weight.nThat takes you comfortably and quickly from work to home to friends to coffee to go. nnA bike with a well thought-out construction and a body of steel.nAnd above all, with remarkable and robust small wheels.nThat responds directly to its rider, like a well-trained horse.n(Or a Shetland pony if you prefer.)nnA bike that serves both men and women who are not affraid to move forward.nWho like to take unexpected turns and enjoy every minute of the journey. nnA bike that is born out of love for cycling.nThe result of our quest for the ultimate city ride.nnWe proudly introduce the mini commuter that lasts a lifetime. nnMinute.nA small bike for great minds.nn__nnnCREDITSnnCamera: Thomas TukkernModels: Milan Sijan & Loes KosternCreative Producer: Anne KoopmanschapnVoiceover: J. C. ChapmannRecording: Amir SwaabnMixage: Maison SoniquenLogo Animation: CalangonSpecial Thanks: Chris Veghel & Hoppe! van NiftericknCreative direction: Joachim Baan & Jorn Bartlema   Less

::vtol:: conus

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biological and digital cellular automata generative audiovisual installationnnmore info - http://vtol.cc/filter/works/conusnnPattern analysi...

biological and digital cellular automata generative audiovisual installationnnmore info - http://vtol.cc/filter/works/conusnnPattern analysis - VVVV nnVideo generators and processors - DIY Cellular Automata Video synth (code by critter and guitari), ::vtol:: tv-404nnSound - DIY synths, Clavia Nord Modular g2, 6-channel sound system nnOther equipment - steel, motors, plastic, DIY microscopes and electronics. nnSpecial thanks to: Alexandra Gavrilova (stain.ws), Boris Kislitsin.nnLaboratoria Art&Science, Moscow, 2013   Less

Bow Time

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Andrew Steele Nisbet and A.J. Gottschalk nSong: Fisherman's Blues by The WaterboysnnCanon EOS 5D MKII & 7DnCanon L Series Glass  

David Derksen launches first jewellery range at Ventura Lambrate in Milan

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See more architecture and design movies on dezeen.com/moviesnnDavid Derksen will launch Moiré Jewellery with the 010 – 020 Collective in ...

See more architecture and design movies on dezeen.com/moviesnnDavid Derksen will launch Moiré Jewellery with the 010 – 020 Collective in Ventura Lambrate in Milan on Tuesday.nnEach pendant is made from a piece of chemically etched brass, overlaid with a piece of etched stainless steel.nnMoving either piece creates something called the Moiré effect. "If you have two layers of patterns, for example stripes or dots, and they rotate, you create a new pattern," says Derksen.nnThere are five pendants in the collection. One features two discs, both perforated with circular dots.nnWhen the front disc is rotated from the centre, a series of expanding and contracting rings appears.nnA similar design, when rotated from the top, creates a series of larger dots.nnTwo square discs pierced with square holes create a grid pattern. "When I started the project, I didn’t know what I wanted to make. I usually start my design process from a principle like gravity, or in this case the Moiré effect, and research it, and only afterwards do I think about how to apply it," says Derksen.nn"I had a couple of small samples on my desk and I was playing with them constantly. It was then that I thought, 'We have to make something that you can play with.' I decided that if we made a pendant, it would add something to your outfit, but you could also look at it and play with it yourself. We wanted to make playful objects."nnMoiré Jewellery which will be shown alongside Derksen's Oscillation Plates and Table Architecture as part of the 010 – 020 Collective at the Prometeo Gallery, Via Ventura 3, 20134 Milan Tuesday 8 April – Saturday 12 April 2014.   Less

Lustre Gabriel - Château de Versailles (teaser)

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The Gabriel Chandelier is the first permanent contemporary piece installed in the Palace of Versailles and realized by Swarovski.nnMeasuring...

The Gabriel Chandelier is the first permanent contemporary piece installed in the Palace of Versailles and realized by Swarovski.nnMeasuring 12 meters in hight and weighing half a tonne, the chandelier is composed of 800 crystal modules. These pieces are threaded around a stainless steel skeleton containing a led lighting system.nnFilm: Juriaan BooijnExecutive producer: SwarovskinProducer: Priya SundramnMusic: Andy SimmsnEditor: Sally CoopernCoulourist: Martin SansomnOnline: Andy BrownnPost production: Cut and Run / Four WallsnAdditional camera: Dominic Egan   Less

Zimoun : 150 prepared dc-motors, cardboard elements, cardboard boxes 13x13x13cm, 2014

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150 prepared dc-motors, cardboard elements, cardboard boxes 13x13x13cmnZimoun 2014nnMotors, circuitry wire, steel, cardboard, wood, plastic,...

150 prepared dc-motors, cardboard elements, cardboard boxes 13x13x13cmnZimoun 2014nnMotors, circuitry wire, steel, cardboard, wood, plastic, power supply. Dimensions: 180 x 120 x 15cm / 70.9" x 47.2" x 6". Studio production assisted by Valentina Brkovic, Elisa Tangheroni, Matteo Taramelli and Benoît Villemont.nnwww.zimoun.netnn«Using simple and functional components, Zimoun builds architecturally-minded platforms of sound. Exploring mechanical rhythm and flow in prepared systems, his installations incorporate commonplace industrial objects. In an obsessive display of simple and functional materials, these works articulate a tension between the orderly patterns of Modernism and the chaotic forces of life. Carrying an emotional depth, the acoustic hum of natural phenomena in Zimoun's minimalist constructions effortlessly reverberates.» bitforms nycnn_nnCompilation video: http://www.vimeo.com/7235817n
Next exhibitions: http://www.zimoun.net/events.htmln
Newsletter: http://www.zimoun.net/newsletter.html
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nWebsite: http://www.zimoun.net
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Performance at Rough Mix 2, Summerhall, Edinburgh, March 2014

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This video, filmed by Julien Pierrefeu, is a documentation of a twenty minute performance at Edinburgh's Summerhall. The performance emerged...

This video, filmed by Julien Pierrefeu, is a documentation of a twenty minute performance at Edinburgh's Summerhall. The performance emerged from a two-week collaborative process informed by exercises and improvisations. We began the performance by letting the audience settle and relax into the ambience of the large hall. Then the recorded sound of the space was faded in and a bowed Tibetan bowl picked up on some of the unique resonances captured by the recording. The scraping of the bow on the bowl was developed and extended by scraping the audience's chairs with metal rods. This was carried outwards into the space by 'playing' the radiators, window frames and other features of the interior architecture. This merged into the sound of small fm radios rubbed on the outside of frame drums and later turned to the unfolding and manipulation of rolls of tinfoil above the listener's heads. Spatial movements included dispersal from the centre to the peripheries (the 'suburbs') caused, for example, by rolling wooden dowel and spring steel rods along the floor. These dispersals were followed by returns to the centre, using the sounds of ball bearings, small rivets and superballs rolled around the inside of frame drums, or small bell sounds made by domestic metal fittings, these mixed carefully with recordings of the same sounds captured in the space itself. Distant balloon bursts then punctuated the more complex textures before a semblance of arch-form brought the players back to scraping the listener's chairs and closing with the recorded sound of the space disappearing a niente, leaving the audience to settle once again into a contemplation of the ambient sounds of the space.   Less

DUCK SAUCE "NRG"

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Starring A-TRAK & ARMAND VAN HELDEN (DUCK SAUCE), JON C. DALY & ANGELA TRIMBURnnDirected by DUGAN O'NEALnProduced by COURTNEY DAVIESnExec. P...

Starring A-TRAK & ARMAND VAN HELDEN (DUCK SAUCE), JON C. DALY & ANGELA TRIMBURnnDirected by DUGAN O'NEALnProduced by COURTNEY DAVIESnExec. Prod. SUE YEON AHNnCinematography JIMI WHITIKERnEdited by PAUL ROGERS & DUGAN O'NEALn1st AD: Allen ScuddernStylist: Francis & PereiranMake Up: BETHANY MCCARTYnHair: MELINDA STEELEnvfx by IVAN LANDAU naddl. vfx BEMOnwardrobe FRANCIS & PEREIRAnColorist MARC STEINBERG @ VARNISHnpost sound UNBRIDLED SOUNDnProd Co. THE DIRECTORS BUREAUnLabel FOOLS GOLD RECORDS   Less

Ride The Tide - Fly Fishing for Winter Steelhead in Oregon

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Steelhead are one of the most revered species, for a fly fisherman to catch. The cold, foggy mornings spent along a coastal stream, call to ...

Steelhead are one of the most revered species, for a fly fisherman to catch. The cold, foggy mornings spent along a coastal stream, call to the soul of the fly fisherman. Chrome, the color of strength, stamina and survival; the epic journey that steelhead go on, make them the a truly special fish. These steelhead literally ride the tide into the clean, cold rivers that reach into the ocean...on a mission to return to their home waters.nnIn late January, we had a great weekend, chasing steel along the southern coast of Oregon; it was a trip we'll never forget...chasing sea lice-covered chromers, on the fly...doesn't get any better than that!nnFor more of our work, go to our Facebook and {LIKE} us at facebook.com/pages/Mountain-Made-Media-M3/122734071152576nnMusic by: Awake by Tycho No Copyright Infringement Intended, All Rights to Tycho   Less

Bookman Cup Holder

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Use the Cup Holder for transporting beverages on your bikes.nnIt is easily attached to the bicycle thanks to the clever spring steel constru...

Use the Cup Holder for transporting beverages on your bikes.nnIt is easily attached to the bicycle thanks to the clever spring steel construction. Open the spring by pressing the rings together, place it on the handlebar and let go. The cup holder clamps down on the handlebars and sits firmly in place never losing grip even during rides over bumps and potholes.nnThe Bookman Cup Holder can be flipped and used with either the smaller ring or the lager ring depending on cup size. The storage cube helps flatten the cup holder and makes it easy to take with you when not on your bike.nnCaution! Cover cup completely with a lid to avoid spillage.nnOnly suitable for cups not bottles.   Less

Lucas Brunelle goes to Africa

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"Lucas Brunelle Goes to Africa" movie has been produced by CINELLI and edited by Benny Zenga.nFilmed by Lucas Brunelle while riding the new ...

"Lucas Brunelle Goes to Africa" movie has been produced by CINELLI and edited by Benny Zenga.nFilmed by Lucas Brunelle while riding the new #BootlegHobo cinelli bikes through the 1700km of the legendary Diamond Coast route, final stage of the Tour d'Afrique! nnHobo is a totally new steel bicycle, engineered and equipped for off-road rides on long distances, nTour d'Afrique has been an incredible test for our new bike as well as an outstanding way to announce Hobo to the world!nnWith such a cast a short introduction about our friends spotted in the video is a must!nChas Christiansen, 100% pure San Francisco, is one of the top riders of the Cinelli Mash Team, iconic figure of the fixed-gear culture, always on the highest steps of Criteriums, Alleycats and Cyclo-Cross Single-Speed races podiums.nLucas Brunelle is the famous video-maker who introduced the first-person point-of-view shooting technique in cycling races thanks to his great riding skills and the innovative helmet-integrated cameras-system with which is filming and reporting the most extreme race contests all over the globe since more than ten years.nLast but not least, Dario Toso couldn’t miss, explorer of the contemporary, historical ambassador of the “Bootleg State of Mind”.nnFor more info about Hobo concept and bicyle visit nwww.bootleg.it nwww.cinelli.it   Less