Rafael Rozendaal
a Dutch-Brazilian artist that uses the internet as his canvas. Many of his works use websites to be seen such as fearofchoice.com which I can only assume is based off the algorithmic systems used in a lot of social media currently.
Mario Klingemann
Is a machine learning artist, "Memories of Passerby I" is a piece of AI generated art which creates different portraits by blending multiple portraits together.
Nam June Paik
A multimedia artist and "founder of new media art" according to electricartefacts.com.
Paik became popular in the 60s with the use of multiple televisions, he would continue to use this technique as his "signature artistic gesture." says James Morales, writer for electricartefacts.com.
Nam June Paik creates video art that addressed the latest technology of the year it was created. He was known as the "father of video art". He gained some of his inspiration from composer John Cage (who used everyday objects and sounds to create music). Similarly, Paik used televisions and video cameras. He is most famous for his use of the term "electronic super highway" which many say was foreshadowing for the modern day internet.
Russ Murphy more commonly known as RUFFMERCY is a motion designer who uses photo and paint to create videos. He does not have much of an internet presence but he has a degree in illustration/animation from the Leeds Metro University in the United Kingdom.
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Martine Syms is a Los Angeles based multimedia artist who works in video formats such as gifs, animations, and video. She considers herself a "conceptual entrepreneur" which means she creates across mediums and platforms. She speaks on issues involving identity, social injustice, and digital culture.
Syms show: "Aphrodite's Beasts" at the Fridericianum, Kassel
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Billy Eichner is a comedian and game show host of billy on the street. During the show, billy would go around New York City and walk up to random people and ask them questions about pop culture. Some episodes would entitle a celebrity guest that would walk around with him asking similar questions. He has a lot of energy and jokes that keep everything interesting while interviewing. I like how he goes to different parts of the city and goes up to random people because they have no idea what the question might be. Compared to me I am also do not telling my subject anything prior to the interview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZ01n6lJyn8
David Hoffman is an American writer and journalist who has won the Pulitzer prize in 2010 for a book he wrote. His main work was working on capitol hill's new service during Ronald Reagan's presidency and covered the first two years of George H. W. Bush's presidency. In this video below he is interviewing a person at the beginning asking them one word and receiving small answers. Then the people throughout are the video are also asked one word but would personal questions about them. All the words and questions have to deal with government.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiMus1FJb
Rafael Verona
https://www.rafaelvarona.com/
https://www.creativebloq.com/animation/7-best-gif-artists-around-91412955
Verona is an illustrator, art director, and an animator with Peruvian roots based in Rotterdam and Berlin. He went to the University of Arts Berlin and specialized in motion design and loops for TV and social media (GIF). He works a lot creating his own vector images and turning them into motion. Some of the clients he has worked for include Disney, Snapchat, and Pepsi.
https://www.google.com/search?q=rafael+verona+artist&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjv9Nr-qP_2AhUaBFkFHZxPCyoQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=rafael+verona+artist&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzoHCCMQ7wMQJzoGCAAQCBAeOgYIABAKEBg6BAgAEB5QywRYnhxgsR1oAHAAeACAAUOIAdwDkgEBOJgBAKABAaoBC2d3cy13aXotaW1nwAEB&sclient=img&ei=tXdNYq_GBJqI5NoPnJ-t0AI&bih=638&biw=1379&rlz=1CAHJUL_enUS802#imgrc=mzsV-wLcUk_fUM
https://www.creativebloq.com/animation/7-best-gif-artists-around-91412955
https://edwardcarvalhomonaghan.co.uk/
London based illustrator and animator, he makes bold lined, colorful animations consisting of bold shapes, odd creatures, with everything outlined in that thick black line. His animations are comical like, used to stir up imagination when looking at his work. The animations are made from using vector images.
Dirty glove bastard is a digital music marketing and management consulting company that does a series of interviews called "off the porch". The series consists of interviews with the popular artist talking about their life and how they got to the point that they are at right now. The reason I like these videos is how it is just the subject in the idea with the interviewer in the background just asking questions. The differnt angles from the different cameras also give a different perspective and possibly a differnt emotion from the interviewer and what they might be talking about.
https://youtu.be/b_i0ax2i_rI
Nardwuar the human serviette was a previous lead singer and keyboardist for the Canadian group called the evaporators. After He is known for his quickness and high energy His interview style is very different when it comes to asking questions or making a statement. He would know very small facts about his interviews and they would be stunned that he mentioned or asked that question. His interviews are typically in a music setting such as a recording studio, record store, and possibly at a venue like a concert. The reason I like him is because of his high energy and being able to keep the crowd and the interviewer engaged.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMKkTfn7FJU
Sam Cannon is an artist who lives in NYC. She does photography and video, but some of her work is turned into gifs. She is using gifs of models walking the runways and she uses them to display the clothing they have on.
I chose to show a clip from "Real Stories". Real Stories is a UK based show made in 2015. I am researching what style I should shoot to do my video on my skin condition. I found medical documentaries that are close to what I want to do. I would like to add some observational film styles as well.
HBO had a show called "Crashbox" that was made of mostly stop motion and clay animation.
The first artist I chose was Geoff Zanelli. He used clay animation to create a love story. Although it may not have been long it was long enough to tell a story on how you can be so in love with a person that you're willing to wait for them because you love them so much.
The second artist I chose was Nora Ephron. This video is an exert from"when Harry met Sally." These older couples talk about how they first met and what they thought when they first met. It was beautiful to see how in love these couples were and how much the younger generation should learn from them to be able to keep the love going and long lasting like these ones.
The first artist I chose was PUUUNG. They focused on the little things in life that deserve to be highlighted on when it comes to a relationship. In relationships some people believe that it is all about the expensive clothes, cars, presents, and etc. But to some all that matters are the simple gestures like going out to eat, cooking dinner, watching a movie, napping together, or even fixing things around the house. The little things matter and keep the bond between the relationship even stronger.
The second artist I chose was Annina Roeschesien "What Are You Fishing For?" she shared melancholy, orchestrated coldness, truth without a mask, the artist plunges into the heart of the union between a man and a woman In a cinematic narrative, the mental landscape which is the synthesis of the artist's physical and symbolic inner sanctum projects a combination. of two aesthetics. it was interesting how she took nature and the actual people to create a story that may have appeared to make no sense but was a deeper meaning behind how men look for women.
The first artist I chose wasn't necessarily a particular artist but a company called LDSliving. They interviewed several different couples who have been married for decades and asked them for love advice. This was absolutely one of the directions I was going to go for within my project but along with advice interviewing only two subjects and allowing them to talk about each other in each other's presence and out of each others presence also.
The second artist I chose was Carlos Lascano. He is an Argentina writer and director who specializes in animation and illustration. I chose him because once again it fell under the topic of love with an older generation. He was able to travel through the years with this couple and create a journey of their story separately and together.
Sam Taylor-Johnson
British Filmmaker and Photographer
https://samtaylorjohnson.com/
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0853374/
http://www.artnet.com/artists/sam-taylor-johnson-2/
Sam is a British Filmmaker and Photographer from London, She exhibited at Venice Biennale 1997, winning the Illy Café Prize for Most Promising Young Artist, and receiving a Turner Prize nomination in 1998. Taylor-Johnson broke records for the biggest opening for a female director for her adaptation of best-selling novel FIFTY SHADES OF GREY (2015), she is well known in the community and has also directed NOWHERE BOY (2009), (a biographical drama about John Lennon’s adolescence) and Sundance-winning short film, LOVE YOU MORE (2008). As far as her photographs and other artwork go, she is Interested in the relationship between identity and appearance, her work examines the contradictions between our interior lives and our exterior presentations of the self.
https://www.billviola.com/biograph.htm
https://www.jamescohan.com/artists/bill-viola
Viola has created videotapes, architectural video installations, sound environments, electronic music performances, flat panel video pieces, as well as works for television broadcasts for around 40 years. He is originally from Queens, New York and is known as a leading artist in today's community while aiding in the establishment of video as a vital form of contemporary art. His work involves dealing with personal experiences- using the environment to surround the audience to give them an in-depth experience into his work. His works focus on universal human experiences—birth, death, the unfolding of consciousness—and have roots in both Eastern and Western, including spiritual traditions.
The photographer that I choose was Elsa Garrison she is a New York-based sports photographer working with Getty images sport that she joined in 1998. She has been shooting sports photography for over 15+ years and has some of the most amazing shots that I have ever seen. Her pictures have been seen all over the world in things like The New York Times and ESPN The Magazine
the first photograph that I choose is named Jenna Gang she is a product and stops motion photography based out of New York city in her work she likes to have really bold colors and a lot of reviling motions in her work she has been shooting since she was 7 years old
https://pin.it/3p3mnR5
The second photographer that I picked goes by the name @emerictimelapse on Instagram. He is a timelapse photographer who specializes in doing city landscapes. He's also the co-founder of the @timelapsecompany.us
https://www.instagram.com/p/CbV4n2vD0mT/
I chose to show Fantastic Mr.Fox a movie that uses clay animation photography and stop motion. Wes Anderson is the writer, producer, and director of Fantastic Mr. Fox and it took 7 months to create. It took 7 months to make the Mr.Fox puppet as well. This movie took 56,000 shots. Each actor had a certain dialogue that was recorded in the same elements as their characters in order to make it sound natural. But it took a lot of takes because other outside noises were interfering with the recordings. Another stop motion film Wes Anderson made was Isle Of Dogs
Well known Tim Burton and Mike Johnson together produced "Corpse Bride". The movie was shot in a time frame of 55 weeks and resulted in 109,440 shots. One character had 10-14 puppets made in order to shoot different scenes. One animator had nightmares from always readjusting the puppets faces. Tim Burton got his inspiration from a stop motion creator named "Ray Harryhausen". This movie was only made with still photography cameras consisting of both Nikon and Canon cameras.
Vadim Tereshchenko is an artist who primarily shoots timelapse and hyperlapse. He uses after-effects to alter his subjects and make eye-catching transitions. Many of his timelapses have very vibrant colors. While he primarily uses his camera to shoot them. He also uses a drone.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CGLLzvvh5mk/
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_53-sbnueJ/
Micael Reynaud is a photographer who makes gifs. Many of his gif are timelapse and he incorporates different subjects into them. He also plays with motion and perspective. Which gives his gifs a different feel.
https://www.wired.com/2014/07/micael-reynaud-gifs/
Kirsten Lepore
Lepore is an LA based artist who is well known for her claymation stop motion animated videos. She has been featured in Juxtapoz, Shots Magazine, and Animation Magazine. She does also create documentary videos and feature films working with TV shows such as the feature film she made for Swiss Army Man 2016 or the feature film she made for The Trust. I peronally appriciate her claymation the most because I find it inspiring to be able to have the patience to sit down and plan something out, take all the steps that end up actually being simple, and putting it all together to make a smooth flowing video at the end of the day.
https://prettybird.co/us/talent/creatives/kirsten-lepore/work/
http://kirstenlepore.com/SILK-OAT-YEAH-Oat-Milk
http://www.kirstenlepore.com/
https://prettybird.co/us/work/long-form/ (link for feature films and documentaries)
Oat Yeah! "Heist"
ALICIA HABER -
ALICIA HABER - ALICIA HABER -
Art Historian, curator, photographer. Published books, catalogs, essays. Creator of a Virtual Museum (1996-2021) that received 70 international awards. Fulbright research fellowship, among others. Haber took most of her photos during sunset, from her house, and while she was on trips. Here is some of her work from her “Untitled” series.I lately have had an interest in night photography and to capture the neon colors of the city. Haber’s photos helped me think of what time and ways I should pursue this interest in night photography
GREG MILLER-
Greg Miller (b. 1967, Nashville, Tennessee) is an American fine art photogra
GREG MILLER-
Greg Miller (b. 1967, Nashville, Tennessee) is an American fine art photographer and Guggenheim Fellow. He began his career photographing for newspapers and magazines in New York thriving off the energy of the assignment. Dedicated to working with an 8x10 view camera, he has produced several bodies of personal work.
Miller’s work is close to my style of photography I like to do. I love how he creates time stopping scenes with people. I feel that if his collection of photos were put together it would easily make a great stop motion movie. Here’s some of his photos from the “Morning Bus” series.
James Curran is an LA-based illustrator, animator, and director who has worked on a wide variety of projects including video games, music videos, commercials, and print. He not only makes GIFs for fun but regularly works with big-name brands. I chose him because his work represented an idea I wanted to do with my grandparents as a representation of love and them dancing to music like they always do when I am away at school and not there.
Patakk is a gif animator that is from Croatia. His style of work is created with cinema 4D and adobe after effects. He would use all different types of shapes and lines to create illusion designs. Most of his work can be found on his Instagram and Twitter.
Carl Burton
Is a digital artist and animator based in New York City? Most of his works are GIFs that are related to scenic sci-fi images. His style of work is to consistently use a gradient throughout his works. The most interesting about his works are the highlights that he uses to create the motion of some of his GIFs.
Jeremy Jackson better known as Tackyshack is a Virginia-based artist that focuses on light painting. He has been featured in VICE as well as Hyper Allergic. His work utilizes very long exposures on his camera as well as a variety of lights of different colours and shapes to create whimsical scenes. Between the years 2010-12, he claims to have created over 300 pieces each year.
