Imaginary Forces, whose body of motion work is both deep (founded in 1996) and widely influential, continues to innovate with this latest design work for a Google docuseries taking viewers behind the scenes with the company’s hackers. [Watch]
Designer/director JM Blay in Valencia, Spain: “On the occasion of the Imadate Art Fair in the prefecture of Echizen in Japan, I was invited to create an audiovisual piece for an art exhibition for the Echizen Museum.” [Watch]
Detroit motion studio Hobbes brings carefully crafted typography to the night sky with the design and programming of their aptly named Aerial font family designed specifically for drone shows. [Watch]
Following up on their bright and playful work for the Sonos Roam portable smart speaker, the crew at FutureDeluxe just dropped a darker and more mysterious treatment for the audio brand’s new wireless subwoofer. [Watch]
Nicolo Bianchino: “The New Yorker Festival returned in 2022 with an amazing lineup of speakers and asked me to create a title sequence. [Watch]
From the team at new media agency Ouchhh in Istanbul: “What would happen if the consciousness of the world’s most ancient data and AI come together for hybrid architectural public art?
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