Choreography by @tamaraarruti
Dancers @oxygenacademyofdance
Producer @jenniferromen
DOP @danielvanhauten
Studio @studioverhuurg2
Together with my friend @marvin_laye we transformed a small table into many different worlds. Combined with a voice over and the sounds of @subpyaooo we
created this video for his new company @mit_ton.de
#clay #macrophotography #macroworld
@nastybandofficial raw and uncut footage in Cologne 01-10-2021
what a pleasure to see all you guys again in one big pile of humans.
@matthi_nst @nash_anderson @paddynst @bolan_nst @huschka_nst @tomnative @walle_efc @samis_fcklf @sandros_fcklf @m_aix13 @vero.schoberer
@lorenzorietveld is constantly surprising me with new ideas. Check out his Instagrams if you want to see a glimpse of that.
#lorenzorietveld #nimslo3d #nishika #analog #analogphotography #wigglegram #gif #animation
I'm at the point where I'm blown away by puddles of mud.
While filming this ballet dance performance, I thought it would look funky from a Frogs perspective, so I sneaked my 360 cam right in the middle during the rehearsals.
What do you think about this shot?
There were 57 000 wildfires in 2020, compared with 50 477 in 2019, according to the National Interagency
Fire Center. More than 10.3 million acres were burned in 2020, compared with 4.7 million acres in 2019. Few of these fires are essential for ecological diversity.
The vast majority of them are destructive to our planetary ecosystems: breaking down biodiversity, burning millions of acres of carbon-capturing permafrost, destroying livelihoods, and their smoke
causing a grave public health crisis.
Our relationship to nature has been to view it as a resource to be exploited and extracted. Our forests have become monoculture plantations managed for
high yields and profits. But we can no longer continue down this path. We need to change our relationship to nature, to see ourselves as not separate from it. We are nature. We are all connected and interdependent. Without the mosses and
lichens and bees and wolves—there is no us. With INVOCATION FOR HOPE, Superflux celebrates
the beautiful interdependence we share with all species on the planet, encouraging us to consider ecological reciprocity. Within this complex ecosystem, we all play a part in mutual survival and evolution. Without it, we cease to exist. To generate this evocative resurgent forest at the MAK, Superflux collaborated with the forestry and
fire departments of Austria's Neunkirchen region, salvaging and transporting 400 burnt trees that had been destroyed in a recent wildfire. One of the main contributors to the spread of wildfires is an approach to forestry that prioritizes monoculture as a means of maximizing yield-single-species forests burn faster. As the result of a human attempt to exert
control over nature, the fire-blackened forest serves as a synecdoche for anthropogenic climate change. The trees are arranged in a symmetric grid. As you
pass through them to the resurgent forest at the center of the installation, you advance from an imposed, rigid order to the organic exuberance of nature. A dive
Ramba Zamba mobile Office in the MAK
De Wereldverbeteraar - Teaser
Concept: @sandervanegmond en @luuk_van_gils
Spel: @luuk_van_gils
Regie: @sandervanegmond
Opnames: @danielvanhauten
Tekst: Thomas Bernhard
Begeleiding: Paul Slangen
Productie: @tgmaastricht
Choreography by @jenniferromen
Camera and edit by @danielvanhauten
Music by @destiny.quartet - El Choclo
Dancers: @thirzariphagenputri @el.sellam @luis.r.p.c @giorgioml
This creation was made during my Danslab supported by @sally_maastricht and @viazuid 🙏
@festivalgemaakt teaser by @toneelacademie created by @wootz @reinoutbongerss @manoukpluis @lailaclaessen and me
