Sunday 14 January 2018

Visual Journal: Contemporary Inspirations

Books on Books by RAY

Abstract visual composition made using paper cutouts. Mechanical movements tells a satirical narrative of the future of graphic design in China.



Jazz Factory by Ed Cheverton

A unique approach to visual music: Loose synchronisation, timed so that the visuals seemingly produces the sound. Vibrating textures on the background follows the audio trajectories as an accompaniment to the melodic stem. 



Eye Echo from RCA MA Animation Workshop 2016

Visual music exercises done in RCA to explore the effect of vibrations using jittery textures and colour contrast. Judging from these visual responses to the audio, it can be discerned that the visual elements gets more saturated as the stems in the audio increases.



Jazz Foo Foo by Emanuele Kabu
Abstract music video: Uses textures and repetition of sequence helps to convey the pulsing energetic rhythm.



Colorimetrie en Mouvement by Nicolas Menard

Menard creates a mathematical colorimetric system based on his appreciation of Josef Albers' theory of interaction of colour. The film is a montage of recording during the development of the app, showing the metamorphosis of shapes and colour randomly jumping from one rule to another. Soundtrack applied to make the abstract universe more illustrative.


Woop, woop, chop by Nicolas Menard

Early development of colorimetric system.



Spank Shot by Gina Kamentsky

Repetition of audio to create the comedic effect of the players fighting in hockey game. The intensity is conveyed through flashing colours in the background to match up with the upbeat rhythm.

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