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Digital plants laboratory based on the work of Luigi Serafini.
Productrice: Agnès Boulard Coordinateur de Production: Matthieu Fusil Assistant de Production: Maël Dufossé 1er Assistant Réalisateur Jacques Mady Directeur de la photographie: Piotr Lebryk 1er Assistant opérateur: Henri Cosson Chef électricien: Ulysse Branchereau Electricienne: Philomène le Palud Electricien: Luc Desprez Chef Machiniste: Jean Le Gouill Machiniste: Lucas Detry Set Designer: System F Make Up Artist: Julie Coone Assistante make up: Lea Villalobos Styliste: Roxane Noel 1er Assistante styliste: Anais N’Diaye 2nd Assistant styliste: Maël Charton Régisseur Général: Mathurin Pezon Régisseur Adjoint: Hughues Lequippe Assistant Régie: Kevin Ozcan Assistant Régie: Clement Chouleur Monteur: Morgan Mirza Assistant monteur: Aymerick Le Bouquin VFX: Infinite_VFX / LLLL studio Etalonneuse: Inès Henry-Manceau Assistant étalonneur: Alexandre Queyrous
Made with electric signal on a 1981 oscilloscope
Aide à l'animation Laura Passalacqua Tamerlan Bekmurzayev Simon Cadilhac Produit par Remembers
Avec le soutien du Centre National du Cinéma et de l'Image Animée
3D makeup for korean actress Asung Ko. Music by Disasterpiece, sound design by Panteros666.
KOCHÉ is a fashion brand established in Paris by Christelle Kocher in 2015. KOCHÉ is on a mission to push values of openness in fashion: diversity & inclusion of genders, body shapes, materials used, social and geographical origins.. moreover, KOCHÉ DNA is based on elevated craft know-how.
Joining us from Paris, Ines Alpha works with AR and 3D renders to reflect on our ever-increasing need to express ourselves. Here, she explains how she developed this unique practice, providing some insight into how she applies this to commercial projects for the likes of Selfridges, Charli XCX and Nike. Nicer Tuesdays is a monthly event curated by It’s Nice That bringing together a selection of speakers for short, sharp insights on new and timely projects.
“Magic is the science of signs. Signs are an interplay of symbols. In this respect yes I believe in symbols.” Pierre Huyghe is a French artist who works in a variety of media from films and sculptures to public interventions and living systems.
Yves Klein used naked women as 'human paintbrushes' to make his 'Anthropometry' paintings, which were produced as elaborate performances in front of an audience. Klein, in bow-tie and suit, would conduct the women as they covered themselves in paint (a colour he patented as 'International Klein Blue') and made imprints of their bodies, whilst musicians played his 'Monotone Symphony' -- a single note played for twenty minutes, followed by twenty minutes of silence. TateShots talked to Elena Palumbo-Mosca, who modelled for Klein, and who appears in footage of one such performance currently being shown in the exhibition A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance, at Tate Modern.
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Aide à l'animation Laura Passalacqua Tamerlan Bekmurzayev Simon Cadilhac Produit par Remembers