Thursday, April 29, 2010

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Monday, January 25, 2010

New collage - May I - with video

New collage! With video!!

May I ?
or see the original scanned file on flickr (2302x1780 200dpi)

Title: May I ?
Analog Collage
Date: 2010 / 01 / 23
Size: 30x24 cm.
Magazines: National Geographic - Dec/2009 (0912) and Jan/2010 (1001) Editions.

And here's the time-lapse video (~10min) on how i did it:






or see it in youtube: Making the "May I ?" Collage or see it in vimeo

Music: silver mt zion - blown-out joy from heaven
Video software: gawker (time-lapse) & imovie09 (editing)

As you can see in the video, my cat Zumi helped me a lot... :-)

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

New Collages - Explorando & Trail 3

Yep, i'm hopefully back into collage/photomontage!!!
Here's what i've done:

EXPLORANDO

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Title: Explorando.
Analog Collage by iuri kothe, made on 100108, size: 17x12 cm. Using only National Geographic - December 2009 (0912) Edition.

See the making off in Youtube:







and this:

TRAIL 3

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Title: Trail 3.
Analog Collage by iuri kothe, made on 100108. size: 19x18 cm. Using only Attitude Magazine (may/jun 2007).

note: as always, just click on the images above so you can get it / see it bigger in Flickr.

Sunday, August 23, 2009

2 collages exhibited at Araka - Rio - Aug/25/09

Terça-feira agora (dia 25/08/09) vou expor duas colagens na festa Araka aqui no Rio de Janeiro.

Começa 20h no Zerozero.

Entrada R$25 ou R$15 se mandar email para artearaka@gmail.com

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IN ENGLISH:

Next Tuesday (08/25/09) i'm participating at a group exhibition/party called Araka here in Rio de Janeiro. It starts 8pm at Zerozero.

Both collages will be for sale.

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"Araka" - Rio [BR] - 08/25/09
O Flyer


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Ouvir Estatuas


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Feeding

Friday, May 22, 2009

Spreadsheet of all my Collages with Date, Link, Title, Sizes etc.

Two years ago i started a nice spreadsheet (yeah, i like spreadsheets!) to keep a record on some basic info about my collages, like:

  • Date

  • Title

  • Type: Analog or Digital

  • Sizes (of the original and the scanned version)

  • Observation

  • Owner


I've finally added this list to my main website, so everyone can enjoy this overview on my artworks.

Have fun:

http://www.iuri.art.br/collage/list



note: i'll be slowly adding the flickr links...

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Reliable Unlimited Cheap Online Storage and Syncing Solution

So i've spend some time in the last weeks and months trying to find THE BEST solution for my problem. I have ~500GB of data that need a good damn Reliable, Unlimited Cheap Online Storage and Syncing Solution. Specifying:

  • Reasonable price: ~ 100U$/year maximum

  • Unlimited storage / bandwidth

  • Accepts any file sizes

  • Makes Backup of all my files (with versioning)

  • Syncs to multiple machines

  • Syncs external drives

  • Syncs just specific folders in each computer

  • Has shared folders (file-sharing with coworkers and friends)

  • Shares specific files via URL

  • Win, Mac and Linux client

  • Web access to download/upload files


I've searched many options, including the populars:

And none of them have at least a big part of my needs. Here is the incomplete research template i did (on google spreadsheet). I intended to finish this list but since there wasn't a perfect choice, i stopped wasting my time on this.

The big issue is that:

  • The 'Pay by GB' Solutions (amazon/rackspace) are too expensive for 100GB+

  • The 'Unlimited Backup' Solutions don't sync (Mozy etc)

  • The 'Syncing' Solutions (Dropbox etc) don't really backup (they sync) and none has unlimited storage


So i decided to wait and keep:

  • My Work Documents: Dropbox (a free 2GB account) - which nicely syncs my computers

  • My Photos & Collages: Flickr - its unlimited storage, so i still need to upload my older photos

  • My Videos: Youtube & Vimeo

  • And on the External Harddrive: 100GB of Music and 200GB of Videos (documentaries/movies) - this NEEDS some online backup....


Totally related to this, see Dan Ariely's presentation (youtube) on this year's TED, around 11min he talks about our problem dealing with choices...