56k White Noise
SHORT FILM/ 56k WHITE NOISE The Missing Link species re-enact the sound of an extinct dial-up modem, trying to establish a connection… Dial-up sound 700% slower by Chaîne de Darkfalky 2013
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CHARACTER ARRIVAL
COMMISSION/ CHARACTER ARRIVAL In 2013 Pictoplasma was invited by MOTI (Museum of the Image) in Breda, The Netherlands, to create a visual remix of the Spaces Invades arcade game, of which they store the original code as part of their permanent collection. As part of their Hotel Moti exhibition, Pictoplasma came up with a reduced […]
WHITE NOISE
ANIMATION/ WHITE NOISE Official opener of the PICTOPLASMA FESTIVAL 2013(White Noise Edition) Director: Dante Zaballa / podoboo.com.arSound Design: David Kamp / davidkamp.deAnimation: Leo Campasso, Dante ZaballaCharacter Design: Gabriel Fermanelli, Dante Zaballa 2013
THE MISSING LINK SOLACE
INSTALLATION/ THE MISSING LINK SOLACE The Missing Link, originally created by Pictoplasma, symbolizes a generic character, that has lost all contact and context. It was conceived in 2011 in reference to archetypical Yeti, Big Foot, Abominable Snowman and Chupacabra legends – some of the last mysterious entities without a clear depiction in our culture of […]
WHITE NOISE – MADRID
EXHIBITION/ ¡WHITE NOISE! La Casa Encendida – Madrid, Spain In 2013 Pictoplasma curated the group-show “White Noise” at La Casa Encendida, Madrid, examining artistic strategies of hijacking, re-designing and imagining mascots, while they increasingly free themselves from the contexts they used to stand for. The featured art played with mechanisms similar to those of […]
Animal Watching
EXHIBITION/ ANIMAL WATCHING Bold Room – Berlin (GER) German/Spanish artist Max Gärtner, the explorer among illustrators, continues his investigation of wildlife fauna in highly elaborate, graphical abstract animal drawings. In his exhibition “Animal Watching” he not only investigated the relationship between humans and animals, but also between different animal species. Max Gärtner positioned hunting and prey animals […]
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