Flatland Presentation

Next saturday February 28th at 16:30 Juan will be presenting Murado y Elvira graphic works at Palacio Cibeles Madrid. It is entitled “Flatlands: Architecture of many dimensions”, a variant on the title of the wonderful book by Edwin A. Abott.
/// El próximo sábado a las 16:30 presentamos nuestros proyectos de diseño gráfico y editorial en el Palacio Cibeles de Madrid. El título, “Flatlands”, hace alusión al libro de Edwin A. Abott.

Thank you DTF magazine. Get your tickets in the link below!
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Mask

A mask we did using Bruuns Bazaar Retail Space model for the Architecture Biennale in Venice

Visual maths

via Present and Correct

SCULPTURE: Rotary Signal Emitter

Rotary Signal Emitter – Side A “Belleville Springs / Overmodulation High”

Sculpture is an audiovisual performance duo from London – electronic music producer, Dan Hayhurst, and animator, Reuben Sutherland.

The Rotary Signal Emitter is an LP that can be played conventionally or as a self contained film. You just have to place the record on a turntable and direct a bright lamp at the record as it plays to film the record as it spins.

Sutherland ‘DJs’ with home-made zoetropic discs, intricate concentric rings of illustrated frames, projecting fragments of looping images at 33, 45 and 78 rpm – pre-Edisonian imaging technology combined with a digital video camera.

Hayhurst deploys prepared audio material (found tapes, lo-fi electronics, computer programming, and analogue noise) across 1⁄4” tape loops, hardware sampler, cassette walkman and CDJ deck.

Fresh Abroad

We are proud to be part of Fresh Abroad  along with Aybar-Mateos, Carlos Arroyo, Basurama, Nerea Calvillo, Izaskun Chinchilla, Dosis, Elii, Mi5, Mauro Gil-Fournier, Husos, Ramiro Losada, TallerDe2, PKMN, Marcelo Ruiz, Wilk-Salinas, Luis Úrculo and Zuloark. A new exhibition curated by Ariadna Cantis.

From the 3rd-12th October in Intermediae/La Salita, in Matadero-Madrid.

The horse ride

We have been working for a company in New Zealand lately and found out about John Gully, a landscape artist from the 19th century. He used to do a lot of traveling around New Zealand with his friend James Richmond by horseback, sometimes for weeks, looking for views to portrait.

Take a look to the project here

 

 

March 29th. At CA2M, Móstoles. From 19:00h. “Atmósferas Radicales” (Radical Atmospheres) by Juan Elvira