I am please to announce my artwork has been selected for the OFFF2011 Catalogue. OFFF’s theme for 2011 is “Year Zero” and the piece was inspired by the following brief:
Year Zero. Year Alpha. Time to turn our back on the past. To just look forward. Upwards. Fearless of being blinded by the sun. It’s time to set up new rules, to invent new games. To forget about the “re-” and the “post-”. To become kids again and discover the world. Another one. It’s time to be revolutionary. There is no longer a present to determine us, because the present is us. We are the future. And the future will be just like we want it to be.
2011 is OFFF’s Year Zero. The year the festival will voluntarily forget its past and once again reinvent itself. In a new place. With new areas. With fresh ideas and the spirit of those who start something. Something big. Different. Better.
From OFFF we stand up to the passage of time. We reject it. We have decided not to age. Our route page is blank. Our map, waiting to be drawn. Nothing ties us. Nothing is forbidden. Nothing is done. There is no limit. Year Zero. Tabula rasa. Look, the dawn is breaking. It’s a new day rising.
For further information on the festival and selected submissions visit:
www.offf.ws
Posted: February 21st, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Print | Tags: 2011, Barcelona, OFFF, OFFFest, submission, Year Zero | ↑ Back to top
Memories team member Rishi Sodha has created his own dream version of the Memories book. Using the stories and images we have in so far, he has assembled a prototype of Memories with an incredible faux leather embossed cover, and bound it by hand. Pushing his layout skills to the max and printing it on a luscious, pulpy paper stock, he’s created a marvellous object and shown just how awesome the images our artists have created will look in print.
Unfortunately, this wondrous creation won’t be available to buy, however we are moving on with the final version with the aim to make as much as we can for Maggie’s Cancer Care Centres. The prototype has given us loads of printing and layout ideas to hopefully apply in the on-sale version of the book.
Keep track of the project over at http://memories.subism.co.uk/
Also featured on www.designweek.co.uk
Posted: February 11th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Print | Tags: DAHRA, Garrick Webster, Memories Book, Oneteneleven, Preview, Subism | ↑ Back to top
Merry Christmas & Happy Twenty Eleven from OneTenEleven x
Happy Twenty Eleven from Antony Kitson on Vimeo.
Open for business 3rd Jan 2011.
See you next year x
Posted: December 24th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Motion | Tags: Animation, Happy Holidays, Happy Twenty Eleven, Merry Christmas, Oneteneleven | ↑ Back to top
Smile for London – Smile Balloons from Antony Kitson on Vimeo.
An experimental animation designed for Smile for London with the ultimate aim of inspiring, exciting or amusing Londoners as they make their way into work.
www.smileforlondon.com
Posted: December 14th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Motion | Tags: Animation, Balloons, C4D, Dynamics, London Underground, Mograph, Smile for London | ↑ Back to top
A reworked version of Virtual Band, Collaboration project between myself, Brendan Oliver.
I modeled, rigged and rendered 3 Subink products each with a series of dance moves. The renders were exported as PNG frames. I then took my renders and made them sound reactive using a Processing script by Brendan Oliver.
subink.co.uk
Subism Event Details
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Posted: April 27th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Interactive, Motion | Tags: 3D, Atjazz, Audio, Interactive, Party, processing, Reactive, Sound, Subink, Subism, Virtual Band, Visuals | ↑ Back to top
I participated in the OpenFrameworks Lab as part of the Decode Exhibition at the V&A museum.
I have set up a source code repository for experiments & examples.
www.code.oneteneleven.com Here you will find my code experiments & sample experiments from the weekend.
Please Download the .zip files to experiment with the examples.
As part of the drawing group the experiments are based around drawing tools and techniques along with some particle tests.
Visit www.openframeworks.cc to download & install OpenFrameworks for MAC, PC & Linux.
I will be adding further tests and setup guides to this page so keep checking back.
Posted: March 5th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Interactive | Tags: Application, Decode V&A, Drawing, OFLab, Openframeworks | ↑ Back to top
Floodit is back in Nottingham with a whole different line up organised. It will be held at The Art Organisation from 8pm. Advanced tickets are on sale here that come with a limited edition silkscreen while stocks last. Full event details below:
Live Screen Printing from:
• JULIE WEST
• N4T4
• PHILTH
• BILLY
• ONE TEN ELEVEN
• SUBISM
• WASTE
• I DRESS MYSELF
• CHRIS BALDWIN
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Posted: September 28th, 2009 | Author: admin | Filed under: Blog, Experimental, Print | Tags: 03, BILLY, CHRIS BALDWIN, FloodIt, I DRESS MYSELF, JULIE WEST, N4T4, ONE TEN ELEVEN, PHILTH, Subism, WASTE | ↑ Back to top
Since 2001, OFFF festival has been held in Barcelona, becoming the globally recognized and trendsetting event it is today. The three-day festival showcases top digital artists, web, print and interactive designers, motion graphics studios, and new music adventurous. OFFF festival provides insight into all culture media platforms. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted: February 3rd, 2009 | Author: admin | Filed under: Experimental, Print | ↑ Back to top
Omega Code believe that music should be tightly attached to visuals.
Early in 2009 Omega Code will release there first FREE album along with a series of Free posters designed by some of the best artists out there. Including Christopher Hewitt, Rob Chiu, Hello Hikimori, The KDU, Xtrabold, Andreas Pihlström, Michael Fakesch, HECQ, Combustion & Joshua Davis.
Omega Code opened up a call for submissions. 20 submissions will be featured in their upcoming book. This is my Submission.
Further details can be found at:
omegacode.net/fan_art.html
flickr.com/photos/omegacode/
Posted: January 20th, 2009 | Author: admin | Filed under: Experimental, Print | ↑ Back to top
