Martin Klimas is an awesome photographer. For this series, Martin splatter different colors of paint on a speaker and cranked up the volume. The vibrations from the speaker sent the paint sky high in patterns. For each image, Klimas selected a specific type of music, typically something dynamic and percussive, like Miles Davis or Kraftwerk.
For this series, Klimas spent six months and about 1,000 shots to produce the final images from his studio in Düsseldorf, Germany.
The coursing beat
Picks up my feet
Urging me forward
I tap my fingers
Swing my hips
And taste the lyrics
With moving lips
The slow notes calm
A soothing balm
For overworked nerves
My music feeds
My ear’s diverse needs
My music speaks
When I don’t know what to say
My music keeps me going
Through life’s every fray
Music listened
Is an expression
Of what I believe
Of what I want
Of feelings and ideas
It represents me
My music
IS me
Ever felt like this?
(photo taken at the Oakland Zoo in California)
Featured Writer: Melissa Laundre
These Cadillacs are part of a roadside art attraction on The Mother Road, Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas.
In 1974, a group of wayward hippies teamed up with a wealthy businessman, Stanley Marsh III. The San Fransisco-based hippies called themselves Ant Farm. Mr. Marsh wanted a piece of public art that would both confuse and entertain the locals.
This gallery contains 23 photos.
Whenever I get down or the weather gets smug, I remember this magical place. If you’ve been there, you know. Maui… it’s a buzz!
From the upcoming Special Edition Ascent: Commemorating Space Shuttle DVD/BluRay a movie from the point of view of the Solid Rocket Booster with sound mixing and enhancement done by the folks at Skywalker Sound.
