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Daniel Canogar projects footage from 360 DVDs back onto their surfaces

Juxtapoz // Friday, 15 Mar 2013

Spanish artist Daniel Canogar took footage from 360 used DVDs and projected the images back onto their surfaces in a sculptural installation titled Sikka. The projected film segments were all selected based on their color, sound, shape and movement, creating an amazing "audio-visual mosaic." (via urdesign)

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