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HYPERBOLICS

Make the world go round

by Robin Noorda

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About the Book
Robin Noorda is a versatile artist, making installations, animation films, documentaries, illustrations and experimental photography. He is also a curator and co-founder of the Tropism Art and Science Collective. This book shows a selection of ten years Hyperbolic panoramas, also known as little planets, showing the world in a 360º perception. Nowadays everyone can make these kind of panorama using a 360º camera, but Noorda's vision remains standing out by having achieved a quite unique idiom in his Hyperbolics that make the world go round.
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http://www.Robin-Noorda.com
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Project Option: Standard Portrait, 7.75×9.75 in, 20×25 cm
    # of Pages: 80
  • Publish Date: May 30, 2016
  • Language English
  • Keywords photography, hyperbolic, little planets, Hyperbolic panorama's, panorama's, 360º, tropism
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About the Creator
RobinNoorda
Robin Noorda
Amsterdam

Robin Noorda studied animation, graphic design and photography at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. In the eighties he was designer for the Dutch television and pioneering computer animator. He co-founded the art movement Tropism. Some projects: 2007 documentary film 'Shivering Beauty - Soundscape of Mongolia', book 'Transit Mongolia' and photo exhibition. http://www.robin-noorda.com/transit-mongolia.html 2009 - 2015 stop-motion animation films 'Red-end and the Seemingly Symbiotic Society' and 'Red-end and the Factory Plant'. http://www.robin-noorda.com/animation-red-end-and-the-factory-plant.html 2013, 2015 'Photosynthesis. An international traveling art exhibition. Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam in 2013, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh in 2015. http://www.robin-noorda.com/photosynthesis.html 2014, 2015 interactive underwater light installation 'Sneaky Serpents'. shown at the Amsterdam Light Festival and at a Swedish festival. http://www.robin-noorda.com/sneaky-serpents-in-sweden.

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