Cromofora La ( Paloma) Contemporary Online Art Gallery

Cromofora La ( Paloma)Art Gallery showcases an amalgamation of new contemporary, emerging as well distinguished artists, focusing on the creation of future exhibitions from around the world, a Monthly Magazine all of which help to define the future of art in our culture.Supporting and representing artists, innovative exhibitions and programs. Beside provides Art Advisory Services. All image's rights are reserved by the artists who created the works reference herein

domingo, 15 de junio de 2014

WILLY VERGINER

JOHN V. WILHELM

DAN QUINTANA

'Nova' 12”x12” oil on wood 2014
See more at http://cromoforalapalomaonlinegallery.blogspot.com.es/2014/01/dan-quintana.html

FEDERICO BEBBER

Federico Bebber was born in 1974 in Udine, Italy. Since 1998 he deals with digital art. He uses digital tools based on photography.
His creative process usually takes place slowly and at night.

"It is the need to express and and to vent restlessness
that produces these artworks: it is unrest coming from
discomfort and speaking through artfulness and nature.

The audience is universal. Tones are colourless, from pure white to dark black, through the whole range of greys. The contents are literally ripped out of everyday life, combined and merged with agonising shapes, exposed to a fantastic metamorphosis, within a dream-like and surreal environment.
Viewers will stop to listen, as if waiting for some noise,
without knowing whether it will be music, words or screaming.
Will the viewers be able to the detect the humour hidden behind that unrest?" FB

viernes, 13 de junio de 2014

This 3D-Printed Dress Reveals More Skin As You Reveal More Data

Two NYU students have created a "wearable sculpture" that uses a mobile app to adjust the fabric's opacity based upon how much information you share about yourself — knowingly and unknowingly —

Two NYU students have created a "wearable sculpture" that uses a mobile app to adjust the fabric's opacity based upon how much information you share about yourself — knowingly and unknowingly — on sites such as Google and Facebook. The more transparent you are, the more "transparent" you become.

It's a project that brings new meaning to "data visualization." Pedro Oliveira and Xuedi Chen invented the "x.pose dress" as a visual commentary on the paradox that exists in our internet culture, where we are simultaneously obsessed with publicity and privacy.

As Chen notes on her website:

In the physical realm we can deliberately control which portions our bodies are exposed to the world by covering it with clothing. In the digital realm, we have much less control of what personal aspects we share with the services that connect us. In the digital realm we are naked and vulnerable.

By participating in this hyper-connected society while having little to no control of my digital data production, how much of myself do I unknowingly reveal? To what degree does the aggregated metadata collected from me paint an accurate portrait of who I am as a person? What aspects of my individuality are reflected in this portrait?

Since I have already ceded control of my data, I wanted to go a step further and broadcast it for anyone and everyone to see.

You can read more about the project and its technology at Chen's x.pose project website.

CALL FOR ARTISTS

Welcome to Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery CALL FOR ARTISTS!

This Online Gallery offers all artists, at any level in their careers, an opportunity to showcase their works to a worldwide audience as well as a chance to tell us all about yourself: What inspires you? What motivates you? What is your process of going from concept to creation?

Featured artists on our Facebook and web site will receive free Promotion from Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery showcasing their work. They also could sell their work through us.

Interested artists should submit works by sending an e-mail to: cromoforalapalomagallery@gmail.com

You have to attach up to 5 images in JPG format or PDF and your CV or short Biography. In other case, your work won't be considered.

Each artist by submitting to Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery confirms that they hold all intellectual property rights in the work and that they have obtained prior written approval for the use of any third party copyrighted material contained in the submitted work.

Artists Will allow the work to be used by Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery for the purposes of promoting artists’ work and Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery including via press and websites in all territories.

By submitting his work, the Artist is allowing to Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery to post the digital images on the internet.

¡Bienvenidos a la llamada de Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery l para los artistas!

Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery ofrece a todos los artistas, en cualquier nivel de su carrera, la oportunidad de mostrar sus obras a un público global, así como la oportunidad de compartir con todo/as: qué te inspira, cuales son tus inquietudes, cuál es el proceso que sigues para pasar del concepto a la creación.?

Los artistas destacados en Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery seran promocionados por Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery . De estar interesados, también podrían vender su obra a través de nuestras plataformas .

Los artistas interesados tenéis que presentar vuestros trabajos enviando un correo electrónico a cromoforalapalomagallery@gmail.com

Podéis adjuntar hasta 5 imágenes en formato jpg o pdf ( (la medida mínima por imagen de be ser de 600 pixels en su lado más corto, y cada imagen debe de tener un peso mayor de 1 mg máximo). junto a el CV y una pequeña biografía.

Cada artista, mediante el envio de su obra a Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery (la medida mínima por imagen de be ser de 600 pixels en su lado más corto, y cada imagen debe de tener un peso mayor de 1 mg máximo). , confirma que posee todos los derechos de propiedad intelectual de la obra y, en el caso de que la autoría pertenezca a más de un autor, que ha obtenido la aprobación previa de terceros por escrito para el uso de material con derechos de autor contenido en los trabajos presentados.

Los derechos de autor de todas las obras son y siempre serán propiedad del artista. Cualquier consulta sobre los derechos de autor serán enviadas al artista.

Paloma de la Torre ( Cromofora La)
Founder/Editor Cromofora La Paloma Contemporary Art Gallery

* Pic by Gregoire A Meyer

YVES PIRES

See more at http://cromoforalapalomaonlinegallery.blogspot.com.es/2014/04/yves-pires-today-special.html

jueves, 12 de junio de 2014

ROBERT BARTHOLOT

See more at http://cromoforalapalomaonlinegallery.blogspot.com.es/2014/05/robert-g-bartholot.html

MARCO GRASSI

"VIRTUAL REALITY" Acrilico, alchidico e olio su tela smaltata 80 x 80 cm

See more at http://cromoforalapalomaonlinegallery.blogspot.com.es/2013/11/marco-grassi.html

NASA Reveals Latest Warp-Drive Ship Designs

Look at the picture above. Nope, it’s not a snapshot of a Star Wars scene, or any other sci-fi movie. It’s what you get if you combine a NASA physicist working on achieving faster-than-light travel with a 3D artist, and the result is freaking AWESOME. And yes, you heard correctly, there are scientists working on faster-than-light travel, and this is what the ship could look like in the future.

You might be thinking to yourself right now “Faster-than-light travel? But Einstein!” Yes, according to Einstein’s theory of relativity, nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. But scientists are looking for ways to get around this, and a team based at NASA Eagleworks, led by Dr Harold “Sonny” White, have been working on just that. They discovered a loophole that could theoretically allow faster-than-light travel without breaking the laws of physics. How? Warp drive, of course!

If a spaceship could be designed in such a way that it created a warp bubble, then the space in front of the ship would be compressed and the space behind would expand. This would result in space-time moving around the object, repositioning the ship without it actually moving.

“Remember, nothing locally exceeds the speed of light, but space can expand and contract at any speed,” White told io9.

So of course, White’s new design incorporates these ideas and involves “a sleek ship nestled at the center of two enormous rings, which create the warp bubble,” 3D artist Mark Rademaker explained to io9. You can check out some more of Rademaker and White's ship design here.

Think this sounds a little too futuristic? According to a report by Gizmodo, White’s team has been using a test instrument called a White-Juday Warp Field Interferometer in order to try and generate and detect microscopic instances of warp bubbles. If they can achieve this, then who knows how quickly the technology could advance. “Perhaps a ‘Star Trek’ experience within our lifetime is not such a remote possibility” says White.

If you’d like to find out more, watch this clip below from 41:54 to see White discussing the design:

Read more at http://www.iflscience.com/space/nasa-reveals-latest-warp-drive-ship-designs#0AVPtIRbMLIdTpmH.99

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M8yht_ofHc