This neat video by Kosai Sekine, the guy behind that wonderful obsessive-compulsive combini man short that I posted last February, looks at the Tokyo cityscape through a giant kaleidescope. Quite mesmerizing.
via Pink Tentacle
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November 07, 2008
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Posted by: niclet | November 09, 2008 at 10:49 PM
I like this video. I have lately been a fan of videos from http://www.fareastrecording.com/
There are some brilliant videos they have put together. Especially, a video for yosawya san by yohei ito. The trend of 8-bit audio remix is nicely shown off through this pixelated depiction of the streets of tokyo.
Posted by: toddbot | November 11, 2008 at 12:26 PM