>> ^xxovercastxx:

That thing is massive. Never seen one of this scale before.


that's what she said

Your video, Mind Your Step: fantastic street-art illusion, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

This achievement has earned you your "Pop Star" Level 27 Badge!

>> ^Payback:

I especially liked the part where he set up a trailer-mounted automated machine that he attached to his bike and sprayed a wall with.


Yawn. I love how the internet is full of original, thought-provoking dialogue like this.

OMG, I totally feel the same!

>> ^Payback:

I especially liked the part where he set up a trailer-mounted automated machine that he attached to his bike and sprayed a wall with.

Least I can do.
In reply to this comment by eric3579:
Than you for the promote! I like what you've done with the place. Very nice.

In reply to this comment by ctrlaltbleach:
*promote

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Thursday, July 1, 2010 at 9:32am
After five years, I’m THRILLED to announce that The Spirit Molecule will be released by October 2010. I strongly believe your support, patience, and belief in this film, allowed it to materialize through physical communities, the Internet, festivals/events, South America, etc. Thank you. I dreamt of this day many times, but never expected tears when announcing the release…I stand corrected. I’m truly excited to share this film with the world.

As we developed our distribution model, we continually felt more comfortable outside the box, especially considering the subject matter of the film. We went with the Trojan horse approach, the appearance of a traditional model (submit to as many festivals possible), but knew our audience was much wider. To that end, we decided to release as wide as possible, as quick as possible. So, when we physically premier this fall, we will simultaneously release the DVD/PPV for the world. As part of the physical premier, we also hope to have a live stream from the location (TBD) so the world can share in the premier. Additionally, we have an iPhone application (other devices soon) in the works, which features access to the entire collection of interview footage, roughly 100 hours. Finally, once we regroup from post-production, and screen some festivals, we plan to construct the DMT remix project, allowing anyone access to the collection of interview footage, original VFX, and original music to create their own Spirit Molecule film.

Although it has taken longer than anticipated, it has been integral in building our fan base. And due to that network, we have a rare opportunity to show the relevance, and potential, of this simple molecule, which seems to open the door to another reality. Over the last decade, I’ve witnessed a worldwide consciousness/psychedelic community reawaken and grow, and I need to access the potential of the community. As we prepare for the launch, we intend to reach as many people as possible, so I gracefully ask for your assistance. Considering the diversity, and size, of the community, we can make Google take notice. If you work in (or know someone) in PR, design/code for the web, create street art, or just want to help push this message forward, please use your talent, imagination, or knowhow to help us create buzz.

Thanks again for your support. More soon…

Regards,
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>> ^griefer_queafer:
how about street... like for gang vids and street art and a whole hos of other things. but then sifters would just be too tempted to start siftin' bum fights.
Congrats!


Public space is indeed often submitted..was thinking of making it a group playlist, but it may be something for a channel too..electronic music, design (as a counterpart of engineering, for fashion/architecture/industrial design etc.), pranks..

how about *street... like for gang vids and street art and a whole hos of other things. but then sifters would just be too tempted to start siftin' bum fights.

Congrats!

Street art is pretty much here to stay. Some of it is pretty compelling. Some of it is a nuisance. Check out KAWS or banksy for starters. Forward to the 2:00 point on the banksy video. Another good site is The Wooster Collective. They show all kinds of different street art.

Like graffiti? No, but I love looking at it. Especially this subversive stuff. I subscribed to Juxtapoz for a long time, and they're big into street art.

Freakin' hell.
5th freakin' video I've seen like this (3D street art from a single vantage point) -
How come none of them ever freakin' show the art from other vantage points? I would LOOOOVE to see what it looks like around it - all distorted like from the eyes of passers by on the actual street right there.

</rant>

Oh, and *upvote anyway.

^ The reason it's covered is because the owner of the building doesn't want it to get vandalized. A Banksy piece is worth A LOT of money.

I found a whole zoo he made in the related vids at YouTube:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Air-Zoo-More-Street-Art

Also check out this clip from a while back that just used simple bags:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Street-Art-shopping-bags-inflated-by-NYC-subway-grate

I love Banksy, stencils, street art, and you, for showing me his latest piece.

Good find.

dude, thanks for that... i will now be scouting vilnius for a place to do the same thing...

In reply to this comment by maatc:
Hey, you can find a little more on reverse graffiti here.
Also Graffiti Research Lab is a cool site devoted to taking street art to the next level.
Cheers,
Matthias

In reply to this comment by MINK:
worth reading his account of this (in english too) on his site:
http://www.alexandreorion.com/ossario/texts.html

it's flash so you'll have to click ARTIST REPORT to see it, i can't link direct to that, heck i can't even cutnpaste the text, damn i hate flash so bad.