RIP Chris Marker

If there ever was a “motionographer”, an artist who used film and pen with equal eloquence, it was filmmaker Chris Marker who died today on… Read more

Much Better Now

The studio Salon Alpin (Portugal) has recently released this fantastic in-house piece called Much Better Now. In their words: Much Better Now is an independent… Read more

Andrew Thomas Huang: Solipsist

You loved the trailer. Now you can enjoy it online in full. Winner at Slamdance 2012 of the Special Jury Prize for Experimental Short, Solipsist… Read more

John Whitney: Permutations

John Whitney: Permutations Produced in 1966. Written in GRAF and FORTRAN,  and recorded in black and white from the monitor of an IBM 360 mainframe.… Read more

Michael Langan: Heliotropes

Michael Langan’s new short film Heliotropes is fresh off the film fest circuit. Heliotropes documents the parallel goals of man and nature, through the most… Read more

Compressed 02

Who would of thought taking a bubble bath could be so beautiful? (Thanks, Arvid.)

Polynoid: Loom

Yes, Polynoid‘s long-awaited short Loom is finally online. And it’s amazing! The plot is as simple as “a moth being caught in a spider’s web”,… Read more

Charlex: Shape Shifter

Charlex has recently created Shape Shifter, a larger-than-life film that’s been attracting remarkable attention online since its release. From the pieces of an exploded car,… Read more

Superestudio: “Inactivo”

Inactivo is the latest short film by Lamole, the B side of Argentinian Superestudio. It’s about a woodcutter’s brave journey through a gloomy forest of… Read more

Phosphene

Another killer experiment in mixed media from Benjamin Ducroz: Phosphene.  Also, check out his latest reel and other recent work at ducroz.com.

Celestial Navigations

Ah, Block City…remember it like it was yesterday. Al Jarnow created some of the most memorable experimental shorts of the 70s/80s.  Pick up a copy… Read more

Alex Delany: Walking Crowd

Simple concept and entrancing execution combine in Alex Delany’s “Walking Crowd.”

Scan Processor Studies

Excerpt from Woody Vasulka & Brian O’Reilly’s “Scan Processor Studies” project

Takafumi Tsuchiya (takcom)

Lots of cool  experimental projects over at Takafumi Tshuchiya’s (takcom) vimeo channel