26.2.16
La Paz Fall/Winter 2016
Created in 2011, LA PAZ is a Portuguese label of menswear inspired by
the classic staples in a gentleman’s wardrobe. The work is the result of
a deep research process around traditional clothing and production
techniques. The re-interpretation of time-honored designs gives the tone
to the collections and the Atlantic mood underlines it.
23.2.16
A 4K Timelapse Tour of Paris
Tyler Fairbank has created a stunning 4K time-lapse of Paris.
"I spent two weeks in Paris this summer exploring the city and capturing many of the touristy things to do. It was my first time there so visiting the places in the video were very cool. Luckily my girlfriend is a Paris expert so that made getting around pretty easy."
22.2.16
In The Night
A stunning performance of the two-time Grammy award winner Weeknd and the legendary songstress Lauryn Hill at the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
21.2.16
19.2.16
OUT OF STEPPE
Trough Stephen Roe’s lens, a heterogeneous crew addresses the contrast
of skateboarding from the infinite steppes to forgotten Mongolian towns,
and incidentally discovers an urban blooming scene riding the saddle of
a galloping Globalization.
Directed, filmed and edited by Stephen Roe
Skateboarders: Joseph Biais, Jerome Campbell, Igor Fardin, Yoshihiro “Deshi” Omoto, Sylvain Tognelli, Phil Zwijsen
17.2.16
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10.2.16
Man vs Machine
MAN VS MACHINE premiered at the New Museum New York on 2.3.16 as part of a two-channel film installation during Men’s Fashion Week alongside live hand sewers demonstrating their fascinating craft, as well as a presentation of the FEIT FW16 collection.
The dramatic combination of film, sound, performance and design experienced in MAN VS MACHINE is a thought-provoking exploration of how craft-focused brands such as FEIT can find their way and thrive in today’s heavily automated society.
MAN VS MACHINE - FEIT's first ever film commission - contrasts the iconic mass production imagery of the 1982 cult film Koyaanisqatsi (Life Out of Balance) with the unique artistry that defines FEIT's commitment to handmade.
The number of shoes created globally doubles every 20 years, largely because of the proliferation of mass production. Footwear is a $190 billion industry, and its growing use of cheap, synthetic materials and automation is having an increasingly harmful impact on the environment.
FEIT believes that creating high-quality, handmade shoes from natural materials will reduce production of harmful pollutants and our dependence on petroleum and landfills, while also extending the lifespan of each pair of shoes made.
Directed by New York-based artist and filmmaker Jack Riccobono (The Seventh Fire), it is a collaboration with Benjamin Millepied (Director, Paris Opera Ballet), composer Nicholas Britell (The Big Short, 12 Years a Slave), and installation artist/designer Jordana Maisie (FEIT Prince St & Greenwich Ave). Millepied and Britell’s Amoveo Company produced the work.
The dramatic combination of film, sound, performance and design experienced in MAN VS MACHINE is a thought-provoking exploration of how craft-focused brands such as FEIT can find their way and thrive in today’s heavily automated society.
MAN VS MACHINE - FEIT's first ever film commission - contrasts the iconic mass production imagery of the 1982 cult film Koyaanisqatsi (Life Out of Balance) with the unique artistry that defines FEIT's commitment to handmade.
The number of shoes created globally doubles every 20 years, largely because of the proliferation of mass production. Footwear is a $190 billion industry, and its growing use of cheap, synthetic materials and automation is having an increasingly harmful impact on the environment.
FEIT believes that creating high-quality, handmade shoes from natural materials will reduce production of harmful pollutants and our dependence on petroleum and landfills, while also extending the lifespan of each pair of shoes made.
Directed by New York-based artist and filmmaker Jack Riccobono (The Seventh Fire), it is a collaboration with Benjamin Millepied (Director, Paris Opera Ballet), composer Nicholas Britell (The Big Short, 12 Years a Slave), and installation artist/designer Jordana Maisie (FEIT Prince St & Greenwich Ave). Millepied and Britell’s Amoveo Company produced the work.
3.2.16
FEIT: Man vs Machine - Behind the Scenes
“We wanted to create the arc of a battle between these two modes of
creation so that you feel the tension between the rote repetition of the
industrial process versus the skill, beauty and attention to detail in
Feit’s handcrafted approach.” - film director Jack Riccobono
Man vs. Machine
Director: Jack Riccobono
Composer, Producer: Nicholas Britell
Producer: Benjamin Millepied
Editor: Evan Johnson
Stock Footage: Courtesy of MacGillivray Freeman Films
open to the public, February 4 at the New Museum from 2 – 8 pm.
1.2.16
Calvin Klein Spring 2016 Global Advertising Campaign
Shot by photographer and filmmaker Tyrone Lebon the advertising campaign presents Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar, FKA twigs, Saskia de Brauw, Destiny Frasqueri, among others artists.
Skateboarding in Slow Motion
6,900 frames per second using a Phantom V12.1 high-speed camera and 240fps footage using a Sony FS700 by Darren Dyk and starring skateboarders Jason Bastian, Jonathan Bastian and Ryan Thompson.
gin distilleries
Just like craft breweries, small local distilleries are reinventing
drinks that have fallen out of fashion. Monocle films visits three
entrepreneurs who have uncorked the potential of the old spirit in
London, Hamburg and the Finnish countryside.
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