Ce e PIKA PIKA va lamureste Takeshi, mai jos.
“We took a photo of each image using long exposures and put them together to make them look like one animation.
To work on this project,we went out to various places in Japan: parks, under the train track, the Tokyo Bay, school hallways, and so on.
We got all sorts of friends in different fields together to work on this project.
During the process,they got to know each other and discover new things. This is also about “communication”.
People can meet new friends as they create a piece art very easy which brings every one happiness.
We spend a very enjoyable evening at the workshop and the party through this animation.”
[ via Adi Mera ]
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1 Prislea // Sep 4, 2006 at 12:15 pm
o.0… o.0 awsome!!! si ce coordonare!
(tocmai mi-am adus aminte ca am citit undeva ca in general japonezii prefera sa petreaca pauza de prinz pe la diferite expo/ cu ochii pe peisaje .. rezervind mesei doar timp de o gustare sau un sandwich… o fi vreun alt mit, inventat de un reporter occidental vinator de senzational?)
2 Jobsessive // Sep 4, 2006 at 2:05 pm
… adevarul e ca au ceva in plus in cutia craniana. si asta chiar conteaza.
3 Prislea // Sep 4, 2006 at 10:47 pm
Nu stiu daca tine musai de desteptaciune… sau poate da… daca ma gindesc ca fiind permanent scuturati ba de cutremure, ba de furtuni, cu mincare pe sponci si fara prea mult spatiu de desfasurare - au invatat sa exploateze orice mic detaliu care le-ar fi adus un avantaj… nu sint sociolog-antropolog, asa ca doar imi dau cu parerea
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