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Walks through Time (that is only a crepuscolar reflex) seeing giants, ghosts and stars, but always meeting himself.
Lost reality and conquered dream. Listens to the ocean songs and the sentences of a Jean Eustache movie. Tries to learn the future memories of La Jetée, the tales of a pale moon after the rain, the coherence of Pier Paolo Pasolini. Please, do not forget them. Nyx, here, is just staying human.
Daguerreotypes 04 / Revolutionary abscences
For a hundred years or more the world, our world, has been dying. And not one man, in these last hundred years or so, has been crazy enough to put a bomb up the asshole of creation and set it off. The world is rotting away, dying piecemeal. But it needs the coup de grace, it needs to ...
September 12, 2014
NyxTetsuo: The Iron Man
Yes, it is attraction and anger, a superfluous nightmare in the antechamber of a technocratic hell. It’s the non-showing of a rapid eucharist of objects and consumptions. Paints the body as a whole metropolis inhabited by infinite “ourselves”, with streets and buildings made o...
September 10, 2014
NyxNick Balloon
Nick Ballon is a photographer based in London, an observer par excellence. With an underlying, yet gently satirical sense of humour, his documentary photography is as carefully considered as he is as a person. His portraits are wonderfully to the point, allowing his subjects to flouri...
September 08, 2014
NyxMichael Schall
Graphite drawings by Brooklyn-based illustrator Michael Schall throw you in a black and white world made of cyclical dawns trapped in hell’s outskirts, surrounded by someone else’s memories. Explore them, if you’re brave....
September 03, 2014
NyxPlaylist 02
Embroidered dances on electronic origami, rough geometries and sonorous siderealities to remind the eternal return of everything, celestial drones depicting new dawns, no longer earthly civilizations galloping toward the stars, immaculate outputs with planetary charm, a kingdom of anc...
September 02, 2014
NyxHolography of the present #2
Index and credits: 1. Fireworks explode in front of the supermoon outside the town of Mosta (Darrin Zammit Lupi / Reuters) 2. A Syrian man kisses the body of his killed brother (Abd Doumany / Afp Photo) 3. A scout inspects a spider web in Jezzin, south Lebanon (Ali Hashisho / Reuters)...
August 31, 2014
NyxMoises Levy
Moises Levy is a photographer from Mexico City. In his works he deepens the natural relation between light and architecture (or landscapes). These images are pervaded by the most sublime representation of cosmic forces. Check out his website....
August 29, 2014
NyxTunnelblick
Tunnelblick by Rob Clouth (sound / robclouth.com) and Henning M. Lederer (Visuals / led-r-r.net) is a constricted circular tunnel-like field of vision. For the better enjoyment, watch in fullscreen with a decent sound system....
August 27, 2014
NyxDay before us / Misty shroud of regrets
Misty shroud of regrets is an album by french pianist Philippe Blanche aka Day Before Us. >Inspired by the work of the russian photographer Yulia Kazban, the piano and field recordings are fighting for a gloomy survival, perpetuated in the place where the cry is born. It’s an an...
August 24, 2014
NyxKolmanskop
Kolmanskop, an old mining town in Namibia, is a kingdom of sand. More than dilapidated, houses and rooms seems big hourglasses that measure absence, the unique landscape extension on the mutable skin of the desert. Photos by Leila Joy, Damien du Toit, Alvaro Sanchez-Montañes, Sally W...
August 17, 2014
NyxAndre Govia
English photographer Andre Govia has visited hundreds of abandoned places, activating an impalpable vitality with a posthumous light. I’m not a big fan of HDR technique, but in some of his shots it’s not an oppressive element, rather a narrative filter that gives relevance...
August 15, 2014
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