Company: FIELD.io

Location: London, United Kingdom
Category: Artist
Type: Freelance

Description

FIELD is a studio for digital art and generative design in London, creating bespoke artworks for screens, installations, and mobile platforms.

We are looking for 3D artists to support the production of our new non-linear film project.
We need experienced artists, generalists or specialists, who can work independently and with art-direction, and become part of our creative team.

- generalists or specialised artists and animators
- experience with SideFX Houdini preferred
- work in house or remotely
- flexible timings, part or full time
- overall timeframe January – March 2012, shorter engagement possible
- fee based on experience

If you’re interested we hope to hear from you asap with details about yourself, your skills and experience!

To apply, please send us your CV and portfolio via mail to: vera@field.io

Limbo presents and delivers live digital drawings by the artist Simon Faithfull. Wandering the world over the last 10 years, Faithfull has made hundreds of digital drawings using a Palm Pilot or iPhone that record his presence in a particular place, at a particular moment, somewhere on the surface of the planet. To date, over 500 observational sketches record what he saw in each of these places, from the streets of east London to the remote landscape of Antarctica and back again.

Limbo gives you access to all of these images, and sends you new drawings the moment that they are made and in addition you can find out how close you are to the latest one made, it’s exact locations. When the new drawing is available you will receive push notification.

Limbo is part of an ongoing series of web-based artworks commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella. The project is supported by Arts Council England, Cuttlefish, and ArtSway, where Simon Faithfull is an Associate artist.

Platform: iPhone
Version: 1.0
Cost: Free
Developer: Cuttlefish Multimedia

/found via thecreatorsproject

Golan Levin, an artist and engineer, uses modern tools — robotics, new software, cognitive research — to make artworks that surprise and delight. Watch as sounds become shapes, bodies create paintings, and a curious eye looks back at the curious viewer.

via Golan Levin makes art that looks back at you | Video on TED.com.