Hi everyone,
from time to time I will post here some of my videos but in case you want to subscribe, check my YouTube channel here.
These are also available on my Instagram but because they are mixed up with the posts, I thought to create a YouTube channel so you can browse them more easily.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
it’s been a while! I promise that I will be more present on this platform and post more this year.
I will also start to insert some of my time lapse videos for you to enjoy, as this one 🙂
This is a time-lapse video about a quick tutorial on how to “paint” using the colourful washi tape (rice paper tape).
Enjoy!
This is the latest series that I am currently working on – is called “Floating Dreamers” and it’s focused on my research on patterns and abstractions.
Floating Dreamers is a series about my constant research on pattern and colour combinations. The title of this body of works is also connected to my fascination for the past, and the necessity to keep it “suspended” in time and space.Â
I didn’t have time to post all the pieces that I have done, but you can check what is available in my website below. On my Youtube channel I am also posting the work in progress of these pieces, so you can enjoy the process 🙂
Incredible!
I love how Ok Go transform every video into a creative challenge.
This time the band teamed up with Double A Paper Company, to realise a complex animation with hundreds of synchronised printers and tons of colorful paper.
See the making of “Obsession” video and the final result below.
Trippy!
Enjoy Floating By song by Washed Out and the amazing animation video directed by Drew Tindell.
Beautiful!
Enjoy the amazing song Non Believer by London grammar and the awesome video too. The video was directed by the Canadian filmmaker Jonathan Desbiens.
Powerful!
Enjoy Life’s What You Make It song by Placebo and the intense video directed by Sasha Rainbow.
Rainbow explained of her video:
“The two boys in the film live in this extraordinary place (electronic waste dump in Ghana), which, for me, highlights a human’s ability to adapt with incredible strength, resilience, and humanity.
I hoped to capture the environment in a dreamily meditative way that would at once juxtapose and yet synergise with the theme of the song and glimpse at a part of the repercussions of our current technological revolution.
Technology on the one hand is enabling us to create things beyond our wildest imagination, and yet little discussion has been had about what to do with all our discarded e-waste.”
Amazing and scary!
Enjoy the new video for the song In this Cold Place by Moby & The Void Pacific Choir. The animation was created by the talented illustrator Steve Cutts.
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