RR haiku 264
if you give me
all your money
you are broke
Haiku 2018 – 2013
Available at Spheres Publication
240 pages
10.8 × 17.5 cm
Dark grey softcover with silver foil print, Colored Paper
Near Next 17 08 01
Lenticular weaving (linen)
144 x 200 cm
Photo by Gert-Jan van Rooij
Abstract Browsing 17 08 10X
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Jacquard weaving, 280 x 510 cm
Photo by Josefina Eikenaar
On view at Textile Museum Tilburg as part of the Color & Abstraction exhibition.
Generosity
Solo exhibition at Towada Art Center
Curated by Kodama Kanazawa
Photos by Kuniya Oyamada
Blurrrrr is a camera app that blurs what you see. Using a custom algorithm, images are changed almost beyond recognition to colorful abstractions.
Point your iPhone just like in a normal camera app, and tap to save a photo. Tap and hold to record videos. Photos and videos are saved to your camera roll.
An app by Rafaël Rozendaal & Tibor Udvari.
Here Hear is an iPhone app that translates vision into melody.
It’s a camera app that uses color contrasts to recognize shapes. Point the camera anywhere to see the visual structure of what you see.
The second part is the sound of those shapes. Each generated shape has its own color, and each corresponds with a note. There are 12 notes related to the 12 colors of the app.
On first tap, the image freezes and a timeline starts moving across the image. Every time this timeline hits a shape, you hear a tone.
It’s a tool for finding melodies in a visual way. Instead of using traditional musical instruments, which are usually played based on your decision, Here Hear can help you find melodies that are floating around you.
Find it on the App Store
Code by Tibor Udvari
A conversation with Brandon Stosuy for The Creative Independent.
We talk about process and inspiration.
Human / Digital: A Symbiotic Love Affair
Digital Art From The Hugo Brown Family Collection
Kunsthal Rotterdam, 2017
Photography by Job Janssen
Sleepmode: The Art of the Screensaver
Curated by Rafaël Rozendaal
27 jan — 20 aug 2017
Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam
Photos by Gert-Jan van Rooij