D-O-B-R by Susann Stefanizen

Awesome graphic monochromatic experiments by Susann Stefanizen. All the following pictures are from the series called D-O-B-R. See more;

Magdalena Jetelova

"Magdalena Jetelova used illuminated lines to expose communication structure of the landscape; Crossing King's Cross - she uses lights to map out the future path of a train route as well as natural changes (in the Island Project / Islandský projekt – she enlists lasers to draw attention to the undersea intercontinental divide (mountainscape). In her geographical project, Songline 75° 36‘52‘‘ (1998) contemporary localization techniques are used to join two spots on the earth. This is possible thanks mainly to use of the imagination stemming from local traditions." - Lenka Dolanová. See more;

bubblebyte.org PRIMO ANNIVERSARIO

I guess many of you already know bubblebytte, the online gallery which has exhibited during the last year the work of greattt new media artists we also love here at Triangulation. Well, in few days this project created by Rhys Coren and Attila Fattori Franchini is going to celebrate its "PRIMO ANNIVERSARIO", just next Friday 27th of January. 

To mark it’s first anniversary, bubblebyte.org has teamed up with The Sunday Painter in Peckham (here in London) to host a group exhibition of works by diverse international practitioners who have had solo shows at bubblebyte.org in the past year. The various spaces of The Sunday Painter will be explored and inhabited by multi-form practices, installations, digital synesthesia and, on the night of the opening reception, LuckyPDF will also curate an exciting visual after-show at the neighboring Bussey Building. See more;

Marine Hugonnier

Marine Hugonnier is working since 2004 on "Art for Modern Architecture" a still ongoing  collage series which investigates the role of the image by obstructing the press images on the front page of a week’s worth of newspapers such as The New York Times, The Times, Die Tageszeitung, Le Monde, The Herald Tribune, The Neue Zürcher Zeitung and Al Ayaam, all of them have been created making lots of cutouts from the book titled "Line Form Color" by Ellsworth Kelly. See more;

Colorful Colorado by Phil Morton

Colorful Colorado by Phil Morton, 1976_
Phil Morton (1945 - 2003) was an influential video artist and activist who founded the Video Area in 1970 at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he taught from 1969 - 1981/1982. See more;

XYZT, Les paysages abstraits

X (horizontal), Y (vertical), Z (depth), T (time). Four letters to describe the motion of a point in the space, and think about an imaginary environment. Mathematical paradoxes, mesmerizing typographies and moving landscapes, all this at this exhibition called "XYZT, Les paysages abstraits" (XYZT The abstract landscapes). Surveying of the digital space, finger algorithms, fields of light... a lot of imaginary territories to explore. A coincidence between geometric and organic, between real and virtual. This is an awesome installation and interactive project created by Adrien M / Claire B and Martin Gautron. See more;

Karl Kliem

Karl Kliem aka Dienststelle is well known for his music installations, where sound and light are connected to create very minimalist environments. I really liked his monochromatic works where he used neons and leds to visualize the sound. He has collaboreted with many different artists such as Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto as well as Jan Jelinek, Jan St. Werner of Mouse on Mars, Thomas Brinkmann, Thomas Köner and Sleeparchive. See more;

White Elephant (Privately Soft) by Jimenez Lai

White Elephant (Privately Soft) by Jimenez Lai, 2011.

The White Elephant is roughly 10'x10'x10'. It has three basic premises: (1) A building inside a building, somewhere between a super-furniture and a small house. (2) An object that tumbles to attain multiple orientations to blur the qualification plans and sections. (3) An object that is hard on the outside, soft on the inside.

Its exterior is clad with translucent polycarbonate, and the interior is stuffed cowhide. It tumbles and changes orientation and can flip to eight different stances. See more;

(re):media by Krista Wortendyke

(re):media by Krista Wortendyke, 2009.

"Although most of us have never experienced war, we are surrounded by its imagery. (Re): media is an exploration of the way imagery and information from movies, videogames, newspapers, and the Internet come together to form our perception of war. Having never experienced war first-hand I am forced to put my faith in mediated expressions of the thing itself. By combining the imagery I pillage from all these sources, there is a possibility that what I am creating is more real than the individual images themselves. Explosions are war's most universal and most spectacular signifiers. We are never falling short of this imagery. I have made use of these magnetizing images to show not only how the lines between fiction and non-fiction blur, but also to show how a mediated experience can become indecipherable from a real experience." - Krista Wortendyke. See more;

▲ TRIANGULATION BLOG'S 2º ANNIVERSARY ▲

Yeah! Today I'm so happy to see this blog is 2 years old and is alive :). Is alive because of you readers, followers, submissions and because everyone who interact with Triangulation Blog in someway. Btw the 10,000 followers at TB's facebook page was a really awesome present for this 2º anniversary, thank you.

I'm also very thankful to Absolut Network who is supporting economically the blog from March 2010, (thanks Jordi and Andres)!

The hard work behind of the blog became a part of my daily work, so yes, money make it easier. Don't need to say how many things you could support, just check out the blog. People/brands are most welcome to support economically Triangulation Blog.

I have a lot of thoughts to do on and with the blog, just trying to find the time for :)

A BIG THANKS TRIANGULATERS!