Category Archives: Light Art

Charles Bergquist Experimenting with Photography and Video, Making Beautiful Images Every Day

Posted at 2 pm on May 7, 2013 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Animation, Light Art, Photography

Charles Bergquis is a director, designer and photographer from San Diego, California. We were taken by the diversity of the beautiful images he creates in high quantity in his ongoing project, ‘Everyday Project‘. Photos and video snippets capture the summer haze and iridescent surfaces along the coast. They’re selections from his daily experiments with images and motion tests, which he has been doing for many years.

Traditional Poncho Designs Meet 8-Bit Retro Graphics in Plenty's Intense Video

Posted at 5 pm on March 12, 2012 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: 3D Illustration, Animation, Light Art, Pixel Art, Technology

Using cutting-edge techniques, art and motion direction company, Plenty bombard our senses with this wonderful, visually intense opener for an IDN magazine DVD. 3D projections are used to make patterns dance around in neon vibrancy as shapes seem to morph and disappear in front of our eyes.

Ben Phe's Fresh and Original Layer-driven Style

Posted at 1 pm on December 23, 2011 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Light Art, Mixed Media, Screen Printing

We really like the thickly-laid patterns and the play with layering in Ben Phe’s work. Building on qualities found in screen printing, such as offset layers and moiré patterns created by the interaction between sets of parallel lines, Ben paints onto panes of glass to explore and develop this technique.

Light Paintings in Urban Environments by Sola

Posted at 12 pm on August 6, 2010 by Alex Mathers

Posted in: Light Art, Photographic Illustration, Street Art

Light paintings, light art or ‘light graffiti’ is an artistic form that hasn’t been covered on Ape on the Moon, and, after seeing the vibrant and straight up inspiring work of UK-based artist Sola, I was excited to include it.