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Jul

Azurebumble : ‘Green on Blue’ Series (Digital Artworks)

Categories: art, design, digital art, drawings, graphic design, photography, prints and texts
Tags: "Blue & Green", "Urban Redevelopment Plan", 'Circles, abstract, angles, architecture, art, azurebumble, black, black & white, blue, boarding, collage, colour, curves, damaged, dark, deconstruction, design, digital, distressed, drawings, experimental, fences, forms, fragments, geometric, green, infrastructure, lettering, light, lines, minimal, movement, patterns, photography, prints, reconstruction, Series, shadows, shapes, space, textural, textures, time, urban, white

A series of digitally enhanced urban photographs

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‘green on blue’ series
digital graphic
azurebumble
2013
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Jul

Azurebumble : ‘Black and Blue’ Series (Digital Artworks)

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Categories: art, digital art, drawings, graphic design, photography, prints and texts
Tags: "Urban Redevelopment Plan", 'Circles, abstract, angles, architecture, art, azurebumble, black, black & white, boarding, collage, curves, damaged, dark, deconstruction, design, digital, distressed, experimental, fences, forms, fragments, geometric, infrastructure, light, lines, minimal, movement, patterns, photography, reconstruction, Series, shadows, shapes, space, textural, textures, time, urban, white

A series of digitally enhanced urban photographs

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‘black and blue’ series
digital graphic
azurebumble
2013
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Azurebumble :: Ipernity

Nov

Mattia Mognetti : “Istigkeit” Series (Digital Constructions)

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Categories: architecture, collage, digital art, graphic design and photography
Tags: "Istigkeit" Series, architecture, black & white, cognitive mechanisms, collage, complexity, conceptualization, constructions, dark, digital, fragments, grids, illusory, interaction, interpretation, intersections, light, lines, Mattia Mognetti, merged, minimal, overlays, perspective, psychology, shadows, shapes, structures, surfaces, symmetry, volumes, walls, windows

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Mattia Mognetti
“Istigkeit” Series
digital collage
2010
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“In 2010 I began to ride my congenital attraction for architecture: its huge volumes and gigantism, its shapes and textures… Fascinated by perspective I was taking photographs without fully understanding what my attention was being attracted too, what I was trying to represent with a shot and subsequent post-production. Photography was an opportunity to take a fragment of reality and give it a meaning, but also, conversely, as an expedient to let a significance take possession of reality to bring out himself. The contrast between these two visions became the source of my own reflections. Slowly I realized that psychology was an integral part of my creative experience. That I was not trying to represent architecture, but to use a photograph as way to strike and confuse my perceptive system. Therefore I started producing the first works that were later to be structured in the “Istigkeit” series…

While creating these images i realized that i was getting ever closer to the idea which was guiding me. Trying to invalidate the perceptual and cognitive mechanisms involved in the conceptualization of a given entity by our brains. At first sight each work in the “Istigkeit” series seems different from what it is; and what it is; is not always visible, or at least not clear and obvious. Volumes are artificially combined in the shadows and give rise to solids whose meticulous analysis reveals their illusory value. You follow a surface which then splits. You focus on walls and windows, but these interact and merge into conflicting objects and paradoxical perspectives. The sight is lost in the complexity of textures, intersections and overlays. Nothing is what it is and everything is what it seems. And sometimes, during the perception of what it seems, inside the mental mechanisms that lead to the interpretation of any given scenario, it’s possible your Ego cannot impose itself on a more primitive interpretation, rooted both in individual, collective, cultural and archetypal symbolic components…” ~ Mattia Mognetti

Mattia Mognetti : Website

Jul

Simon Russell : “Wave Particles” (Motion Graphics)

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Categories: animation, art videos, digital art, drawings and motion graphics
Tags: "Wave Particles", brainwaves, Cinema 4D, drawings, lightwaves, motion graphics, Simon Russell, Thinking Particles

I’m a freelance motion graphics designer based in London. I like particles and drawing.

I recently read The Wavewatcher’s Companion, a really fascinating book about all types of waves, from brainwaves to lightwaves to waves in traffic. It inspired me to have a play around with Thinking Particles in Cinema 4D and see if could replicate some of the behaviours described… – [Extract : Vimeo]

Simon Russell : Website

Simon Russell : Vimeo

Apr

Azurebumble : ‘AI : Series’ (Photography Book)

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Categories: architecture, art, books, design, digital art, graphic design and photography
Tags: abstract, aesthetic investigations, ai : series, ambiguity, angular, architectural, architecture, artists, atmospheric, azurebumble, black, black & white, blue, blur, book, buildings, cinematic, Collection, complex, complexity, curated, curation, curved, dark, delicate, depth, detail, diagonal, document, documentation, doorways, enigmatic, ethereal, flickr, form, forms, fragmented, geometric, graphic, grids, haunting, horizontal, imagination, intimate, intuitive, landscapes, language, light, lines, macro, melancholic, memories, memory, microscopic, minimal, moments, monochrome, monumental, movement, mysterious, objects, opaque, organic, parallel, patterns, perspective, photographers, photography book, poetic, progressions, rectangles, reflections, repetition, rhythms, secrets, sensation, sensual, sequences, shadows, shape, shapes, silhouettes, space, square, striped, stripes, structures, surfaces, symbolic, symbols, textures, time, transparent, triangles, urban, vertical, white, windows

Recently, I’ve curated a number of image series by photographers from ‘Flickr’ on my blog ‘Aesthetic Investigations’. Subsequently, I thought it would be interesting to document these works in a book. Therefore, i’ve arranged a collection of ’39’ abstract and minimal photographic series by these ’32’ artists. A selection of pages from the book can be viewed below, a full book preview can be seen: HERE

Thank you to everyone who contributed their images to this project.

All graphic content and curations by : Alan Wilson ( azurebumble )