//DIY is taking part to this exhibition built around a short movie directed by Para one.
Movie below, enjoy.

Sixpack France presents “It Was On Earth That I Knew Joy”
A short movie directed by Jean-Baptiste de Laubier

Premiere on February 20th 2010 at SCION Gallery in Los Angeles
In an exhibition curated by Sixpack France

Scion Installation L.A.
3521 Helms Ave (at National)
Culver City, CA. 90232

More informations : sixpack.fr

Like the last one, i should have post this one monthes ago… i will try to post our next collab with sixpack on time!
Still available on www.sixpack.fr

Last year we designed some gears for the swiss rapper Stress, finally i post the results!

The little Detail… on the last pict, beneath the eyeshade, red perforated leather.

The video we did for Vitalic has been selected at the 45th Solothurn Film Festival in the category “Sound&Stories”

Gil’s forthcoming album “I’m New Here” is out on February 8th UK / 9th US.

I just discovered (lately) this amazing album of dark instrumentals from Joe Chavez and Bravo, 2 producers better known as Sid Roams.
Bloody Great! Thanks Rach!
Sid Roams myspace

Here it is, the video we did for Vitalic!
You can watch the video in high definition on:
http://www.vimeo.com/8172229

Track taken from the Vitalic’s album “Flashmob”.

Built around the cover’s picture of Vitalic’s album Flashmob, this video clip is an oniric and contemplative journey of a man recreating the 19th century experience of Etienne-Jules Marey on fluid dynamics. 

Smoke lines represent the notion of stability, the triangle goes for the disturbance and incidentally for the V of Vitalic. The concept of a flashmob is illustrated here as a result of an intruder perturbating a stable environment.

Directed by //DIY & Brillantine
diy.li
brillantine.ch
DP by ART10
art10.ch

Thank you: Raphael Bilbeny, David Berguglia, Xavier de Nauw, Alexis & Romu.

In Memoriam Etienne-Jules Marey (1830 - 1904)

2 weeks ago i was in Paris and we took the time to go to Versailles, i never visited it and on top of that there was Xavier Veilhan exhibiting in this incredible place. Some good pieces creating interesting dialog between this historical and amazing Palais. Versailles got so much to see, micro details, huge paintings and gold everywhere… plus the crowd, so its quite difficult to appreciate it in one visit, but here are some details among others that caught my attention.

Gagarine gisant



Delacroix the master








Tadao one of the architects

Veilhan VS Calder