Urban Abstract is a journey across urban space that unfolds in forty parts. Points, lines, planes and other abstract elements create a journey through imaginary Urban space. It was realized in Tokyo by a team of artists, designers and animators from Finland and Japan. The concept created by Jopsu Ramu and Timo Huhtala from Musuta Ltd.
Urban abstracts won this year’s Golden lion prize in Cannes from Design category.
photography:©brancolina, all rights reserved
photography:©brancolina, all rights reserved
“Horizon is the perfect mix between reality and abstraction. It’s reality and abstraction at the same time. It’s three-dimensional and flat at the same time; it’s mathematical and romantic. It’s just what you make out of it. And it’s a very mysterious line, besides the fact that it’s actually a curve. It’s something you see and believe, but at the same time if you look at it, you really can’t believe that it’s there. So, you have no grip of it, you can’t catch it; the only way to catch is to photograph it, but the photo is unreal as anything else. It’s a make-believe reality, it’s the ideal form where you can have intuition and mathematics mixed together. That’s exactly the reason why it’s so attractive.” J. Dibbets
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For all of you who like to play with sounds, try this: Tonematrix (sinewave synthesizer triggered by an ordinary 16step sequencer)
Y SIN EMBARGO #24, In-between the net issue.
Greetings to YSE team and Fernando Prats, thank you for publishing my photos.
Shadé is a gallery/group on Flickr that is specialized in images with shadows, shaded surfaces, silhouettes, darkened reflections and abstracts with shaded elements. This book is a collection of the best awarded photos from the curated exhibitions that were organized in Shadé from January until December 2009.
This is link to the book preview (all 218 pages): www.blurb.com/books/1155774
If you would like to order it, follow this link: www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1155774
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