Today's post is another excellent work of art in the genre of the music video. Unlike the Massive Attack video I do not like this song, but that isn't to say it is a bad song.
It is unfortunate that there is no relationship between the lyrics of the song and the content of the video--it seems like the idea for the video could have been applied to just about any song--but it was a good choice to unify the music and the narrative by matching the rhythm of the music with the pace of the performer. The sequence of events is incredibly ambitious and clever despite it's simplicity. The actions performed don't really result in any kind of meaningful climax, but it's interesting to watch the chaos build as the quantity increases. I can't even imagine how much meticulous planning went into this work!
Showing posts with label Australian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australian. Show all posts
June 23, 2011
March 13, 2011
George Washington Lambert's "Family Group"
Labels:
Australian,
Children,
Female,
Gilded Age,
Painting,
Russian
Today's post is another painting by Russian-born, Australian artist, George Washington Lambert. I am currently enamored with his lush, painterly style and color. I am also enjoying his interesting compositional devices (note the tree trunk in this painting and the contrasting tones with unified shapes in yesterday's post). I am very glad I recently discovered this wonderful artist and I hope to see more of his work in the future.
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