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Oliver Haidutschek

http://aotooouchi.tumblr.com

"In the time of post internet art, an understanding in pure digital media consumption/ production/ redistribution and the philosophy of object-oriented ontology is what frames my field of work. What you see is what you get is the title of my latest work of representation and recontextualisation of "objects" or "pictures" in a "picture". We are used to see "real" sculptures as pictures in the net, we rarely go there and walk around and look at a sculpture. Instead we flick through masses of pictures online every day. This work is about the question of our validation of mass and reality."

Via http://www.ofluxo.net/

Noma Bar

Noma Bar has the particular ability to abstract and associate symbolic characteristics of complex personalities and situations and convert them into iconic images. His work is available in print in the books 'Guess Who - The Many Faces of Noma Bar', 2008 and 'Negative Space', 2009.

http://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/noma-bar/

Born in Israel in 1973, Noma Bar studied graphic design and typography at the Jerusalem Academy of Art & Design. He has been based in London since 2001. —"As part of my research, I read a lot. Then I think and do a lot of sketches. I’ll never go to work on the computer unless I have ideas first. I live opposite an amazing wood in London, and you can usually find me sitting there for hours and sketching. Sometimes the icon or symbol leads me to the face, but usually it’s the other way around."—Interviewed by the New Yorker.

via Yayeveryday.

Stephan Lomp

http://www.lomp.de/

Stephan Lomp (b.1973) is a german illustrator who is based in Düsseldorf, Germany. He studied visual communications at the Fachochschule Düsseldorf. "I am a co-founder of the award winning underground comic anthology “Herrensahne” and published 10 issues with fellow illustrators like Max Fiedler, Tobi Dahmen, Roman Klonek, Leo Leowald and others. Together we had exhibitions in Luxemburg, Luzern and Cologne. Just recently I published my first childrens book, the ZOO ABC at the Ausnahmeverlag."

Christophe Gaudard

1. Electronic's citadelle 07
2. Nuit Bleue's bar
3. International poster biennale Warsaw 08

http://www.christophe-gaudard.com/

Adam Koford

Images used in the opening of Boingboing TV

Adam Koford also known as Apelad is a cartoonist among other things. His flickr account is filled with wonderful sets that include different characters shaped to look like the twitter bird avatar, unique ABC's, and many cartoon characters. Inspiring content that made me think I would like to see "Marvel Superheroes designed as Iphone applications" just for fun of the it.

http://www.adamkoford.com/

Follow his lates projects at Blogger / Flickr

Pixel Deviant

1. Based in the Melbourne Central Business District.
2. Active Up (Belgium) Office Scene.

Pixel deviant is Jared Smith, currently based in Melbourne.
http://www.pixeldeviant.com/

via Pixelmuseum

Laura Brothers

http://laurabrothers.computersclub.org/

Tutto Truiti Team

Some of the images that accompany the podcast entries by the Tutto Truiti Team .

Tutto Truit Team is a graphic collective and an editorial project that is focused on record covers. They wrote to pass the word that they are looking for collaborators, so if you are interested check them at http://tuttotruititeam.blogspot.com/.

Sarah Kahn

http://kahn.sarah.free.fr/
Art direction. Paris.
Diploma work. A metaphoric approach to certain computing tool and functions, exploring the change from virtual to manual, and their link to mankind according to their names: compression, screenshot, copy/paste, use's profile and code.

Follow her on Myspace.

Ant Scott

Generatives #2, 2005 by Anthony Scott.
Silver gelatin luminogram, Ilford RC. 7''x5''.

http://beflix.com/

Eric White

1. The one, 2004
2. Another one, 2004
3. From 'Who are parents?", 2004

"The idea that there are things that exist beyond our perception is fascinating to me"
Interviewed by Fecalface
Aeroplastics virtual galery
http://www.ewhite.com/

Things to come

Still from the movie Things to come (1936).
Directed by William Cameron Menzies
Written by H.G. Wells
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kontent/

Emily Mmkay

profile picture on threadless

Travis Stearns

http://www.flickr.com/photos/iammintcondition
http://iammintcondition.com/

Oliver Laric

Aircondition
Audio & Video: Oliver Laric
2005/2006
Quality video at the artist's website

"The choreography was filmed from a bridge, a car drove over the MP3 player that I borrowed from a friend, just after the fifth try, this was the take that I ended up using, you can notice that I’m dancing with clenched fists, this saved time when cutting away the background, ten fingers are time consuming, two fists are okay, my sweater is blue and pants are green, both colors are not permitted when using a blue- or green-screen as a backdrop, I cut out 3975 frames manually."—source.