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Old 12.18.2007, 08:33 AM   #81
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7105, LoVid, April 28, 2007. 2007 Wave Farm Installations and Special Projects. free103point9 Wave Farm, Acra, NY. 7105 hoop house. (image/jpeg, 234.3 KB)
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Old 12.18.2007, 08:35 AM   #82
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puff bang reverb, Douglas Repetto, June 18, 2007. 2007 Wave Farm Installations and Special Projects. free103point9 Wave Farm, Acra, NY. Puff panel detail. (image/jpeg, 94.3 KB)
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Old 01.15.2008, 11:50 AM   #83
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Old 01.15.2008, 12:13 PM   #84
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Old 01.15.2008, 12:29 PM   #85
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Old 01.15.2008, 12:37 PM   #86
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Old 01.19.2008, 02:30 PM   #87
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Old 01.19.2008, 02:47 PM   #88
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that last one is wrong. i love it.
i can't figure out what i was referencing, it must be something that's not on here anymore
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Old 01.19.2008, 02:48 PM   #89
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i love the bunny. or mouse or whatever the hell that is
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Old 01.19.2008, 02:57 PM   #90
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Old 01.19.2008, 03:12 PM   #91
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The Animal Sweater was first shown at The Biggest Visual Power Show in Zollverein, Germany in 2006. These images are from the Sandberg Institute’s New Work show in Amsterdam, September 2006.

 


 


Once upon a time, nature was an unpredictable place of mystery. Fascinated with nature’s untamed wildness, artists created animal and floral patterns as a celebration of this phenomenon of the physical world.

Today this wilderness has disappeared and nature has lost its unique position. There is nothing that has not yet been altered by human intervention. Man has conquered the nature and is repackaging it neatly. Zoos, parks, artificial beaches and genetic engineering. We have cultivated nature for our own convenience. Now, it is instead man-made cultural constructions that are becoming increasingly autonomous and slipping out of our control. Wild systems like brands, stock markets and traffic is the wilderness of today. Nature has become culture and culture is turning into our new nature.

As we are surrounded by logos, we are systematically invited, encouraged and directed in what we do. Brands want to be personal and engage in a relationship with you. They want to become a central part of your life. But there is no dialogue, only targeted one-way communication. The symbols are constantly in your field of vision but they are still not part of the public domain. Ownership is of the corporations and the destiny of the logos is in their hands.

In the pattern of the Animal Sweater, 180 animal shaped logos are set free. Emphasizing the beauty of the stylized animals and their collective kinship, rather than each mark’s individual commercial value, the pattern suggests a new way to experience the commercial imagery.

The fabric of the sweater was knitted using computerized knitting technology at the Nederlands Textielmuseum in Tilburg and the garment was cut and sewn by Dima Stefanova.
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Old 01.19.2008, 03:46 PM   #92
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The Animal Sweater was first shown at The Biggest Visual Power Show in Zollverein, Germany in 2006. These images are from the Sandberg Institute’s New Work show in Amsterdam, September 2006.

 


 


Once upon a time, nature was an unpredictable place of mystery. Fascinated with nature’s untamed wildness, artists created animal and floral patterns as a celebration of this phenomenon of the physical world.

Today this wilderness has disappeared and nature has lost its unique position. There is nothing that has not yet been altered by human intervention. Man has conquered the nature and is repackaging it neatly. Zoos, parks, artificial beaches and genetic engineering. We have cultivated nature for our own convenience. Now, it is instead man-made cultural constructions that are becoming increasingly autonomous and slipping out of our control. Wild systems like brands, stock markets and traffic is the wilderness of today. Nature has become culture and culture is turning into our new nature.

As we are surrounded by logos, we are systematically invited, encouraged and directed in what we do. Brands want to be personal and engage in a relationship with you. They want to become a central part of your life. But there is no dialogue, only targeted one-way communication. The symbols are constantly in your field of vision but they are still not part of the public domain. Ownership is of the corporations and the destiny of the logos is in their hands.

In the pattern of the Animal Sweater, 180 animal shaped logos are set free. Emphasizing the beauty of the stylized animals and their collective kinship, rather than each mark’s individual commercial value, the pattern suggests a new way to experience the commercial imagery.

The fabric of the sweater was knitted using computerized knitting technology at the Nederlands Textielmuseum in Tilburg and the garment was cut and sewn by Dima Stefanova.
i want that sweater so bad
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Old 01.19.2008, 03:51 PM   #93
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The first image looks great as a desktop. Tiled function.
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i would but all my desktops for the past year or something have been space. my current desktop is my avatar over there.
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This is a friend of mine's work. I don't like all the stuff that he makes but most of it is cool:

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Once upon a time, nature was an unpredictable place of mystery. Fascinated with nature’s untamed wildness, artists created animal and floral patterns as a celebration of this phenomenon of the physical world.

Today this wilderness has disappeared and nature has lost its unique position. There is nothing that has not yet been altered by human intervention. Man has conquered the nature and is repackaging it neatly. Zoos, parks, artificial beaches and genetic engineering. We have cultivated nature for our own convenience. Now, it is instead man-made cultural constructions that are becoming increasingly autonomous and slipping out of our control. Wild systems like brands, stock markets and traffic is the wilderness of today. Nature has become culture and culture is turning into our new nature.

As we are surrounded by logos, we are systematically invited, encouraged and directed in what we do. Brands want to be personal and engage in a relationship with you. They want to become a central part of your life. But there is no dialogue, only targeted one-way communication. The symbols are constantly in your field of vision but they are still not part of the public domain. Ownership is of the corporations and the destiny of the logos is in their hands.

In the pattern of the Animal Sweater, 180 animal shaped logos are set free. Emphasizing the beauty of the stylized animals and their collective kinship, rather than each mark’s individual commercial value, the pattern suggests a new way to experience the commercial imagery.

The fabric of the sweater was knitted using computerized knitting technology at the Nederlands Textielmuseum in Tilburg and the garment was cut and sewn by Dima Stefanova.

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