TUNDRA - THE DAY WE LEFT FIELD installation (official)

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  • Опубліковано 21 кві 2019
  • immersive site-specific audiovisual installation, São Paulo (Brazil,2018)
    ▸ Behance ▸ smarturl.it/DWLF
    Installation inspired by natural environment and its place in modern cities landscape. In “DWLF” nature in its primary form, blades of grass, is the “leading character”. As in a surrealist painting, the blades of grass rhythmically keep wavering upside down in a cocoon of sound and visual effects forming a floating meadow.
    Production - Dmitriy Znamenskiy
    Executive production - MADAI
    Production Coordinator - STORYMAKERS
    Special thanks to Jorge Mendes, Julia Brandao, Fernando Gallo,
    Jeanine Menezes, Angela Magdalena, volunteers team and everyone involved.
    Photo & Video - Sinitsa Alexandr
    Music & Sound Design - Klim Sukhanov, Semen Perevoshchikov
    #wearetundra #farolsantander #storymakersbr #artenofarol #thedayweleftfield #touchdesigner
    © 2019 TUNDRA collective
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 11

  • @rpakapohi
    @rpakapohi 3 роки тому +10

    not sure how your guys aren't super famous with projects like this one, holy shit man that's beautiful!!

  • @enoe
    @enoe 4 роки тому +3

    Theres music that plays in the NYC installation that I feel like I need to hear again before my time on this earth ends.

  • @user-fu9qn8gn8d

    Шедевр!

  • @Jeanmoreman
    @Jeanmoreman 2 роки тому +2

    All I can say is thank you and I want to learn from you.

  • @javiermarreroylla
    @javiermarreroylla Рік тому

    Fantastic!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @Deathsident
    @Deathsident 3 роки тому

    Просто Топ!

  • @minetruly
    @minetruly Рік тому

    I saw this on Zero space and have wanted one ever since. Where can I find details on how it was made?

  • @jakeavonas
    @jakeavonas 2 роки тому

    wow

  • @yusufdharmaa769
    @yusufdharmaa769 2 роки тому

    We are tundra

  • @lamontcranston3177
    @lamontcranston3177 Рік тому

    What's with the pretentious title? Any explanation or just the usual alienation of the audience?