LIGHTS - Directed by Yoann Lemoine for VOGUE ITALIA & ASVOFF MILANO. Curated by Diane Pernet. FULL CREDITS : Written and directed by Yoann Lemoine First assistant: Antoine Poulet Line producer: Katya Mokolo Director of photography: Mathieu Plainfossé DOP Assistant & Gaffer: Guillaume Lemerle Set and Props Designer: Anna Brun Fashion editor: Annabelle Jouot Stylist assistant: Jennifer Clemson Hair: Karin Bigler / Artlist Make up: Steven Canavan / Jedroot Model: Shaun Ross Editing: Yoann Lemoine Post production: Yoann Lemoine Lee Sullivan / Onemoreprod Music: Woodkid Thanks: Karim Sadli Antoine Asseraf René Habermacher Hiromi Otsuka Lucille & Sandra / Cinelum Diane Pernet Benjamin Darras Johnny Alves Sophie Guégan Hakim Chouadra Nicolas Choyé Vittorio Bettini http://bit.ly/2GFVQe9 http://bit.ly/2uE3TU1 http://bit.ly/2GFV6FJ http://bit.ly/2uAvQMn

Vento, a book by Virgilio Villoresi and Virginia Mori on-line store: http://bit.ly/23Lm6Hj Inspired by techniques that date back to the origins of film, this book pays homage to the intimate relation between image and movement. Virgilio Villoresi’s idea for the book was to animate Virginia Mori’s illustrations using a pre-cinema technique. “Vento” is the outcome of a dialogue between both artists’ imaginations. This project is the first of a series of animated, interactive books whose pages will unfold through time, giving the reader the possibility to construct and deconstruct the plot. As each image unveils its own story, the reader is free to imagine what connections may or may not exist between them. ©2014 Withstand Books Graphic Design | Heartfelt Typographer | Grafiche Milani S.p.a.

This my ASL Interpretation of "Hello" by Adele. I am a Professional Nationally Certified ASL Interpreter and the use of this song is for educational purposes. This is an ASL interpretation of "Hello" by Adele. Copyright disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for the purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, education or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Follow Me on Twitter: @AllStarTerp FB Page: http://on.fb.me/1St28ud

Turkish government, you have got a message from the people of Turkey. This footage was filmed 5am in the morning to collect all the messages on the streets while showing how the protesters start their day in the park and around. Armored water cannons, tear gas bombs, pepper sprays and police attacks occurred later that day resulting hundreds of injuries.

"Singularity" is Robin Eley's debut solo exhibition. "In both concept and craft, Singularity is my response to the growing isolation within modern culture. Not isolation in a traditional sense, physical and beyond our control, but emotional and of our own design." -Robin Eley To learn more visit: www.hillsmithgallery.com.au www.robineley.com www.facebook.com/robineleyartist www.twitter.com/robineley

photographer Alisa Verner model Daria video by Ukhov Ivan september 2012

Thank y'all so much for the likes, comments and the follows. I am really humbled. My parents perform this art (Ebru in Turkish, Paper Marbling in English) and the footage was shot for a promo piece I was working on back then and my dad asked me to put a video together for him. This is what came out of that. For those who is wondering how it's done I'd recommend googling "Paper Marbling" there is plenty of info out there. The song is "Charlotte Mittnacht" by DeVotchka For more of my work: http://oguzuygur.com

Made of Imagination is a four part web series created for MTV and Sony Xperia, produced in collaboration with global arts and creativity blog Booooooom.com. The project aims to highlight the creativity of a select group of musicians known for their individual sound and aesthetic by documenting their response to our challenge: reimagine a song using unique and remarkable instrumentation. It’s their music, made of imagination. This episode features artist Rich Aucoin breaking apart his song "It" and piecing it back together with the help of junk instrument artist Iner Souster. The recording takes place at Rich's practice space in Toronto, and ends at Hillside Festival in Guelph, Ontario. Check out all of the behind the scenes, and a ton of creativity curated by Booooooom at imagination.mtv.ca.