Using only a handful of images to represent movies, artist Adrien Parlange created a series of movie collages in 'CINEMA.JPEG.' Parlange's exercise in minimalism distilled the essence of movies into a couple frames with accompanying file names. The artist only used classic movies as a base such as 'E.T.' and 'Top Gun.'
Each CINEMA.JPEG illustration takes advantage of two dimensional space along with small pictures to depict a film. In 'The Exorcist,' a 'girl_bridge.jpg' picture is shown arranged diagonally between two stair pictures. The 'Rocky' depiction shows three pictures of steps arranged vertically leading up to a picture of a man raising his hands in victory.
The films chosen were all picked by using Google. Parlange searched for the most popular films and chose the eight most popular ones.
Uber-Minimalist Movie Collages
The 'CINEMA.JPEG' Project Distills Movies into a Few Image Files
Trend Themes
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Uber-minimalism in Art — Using minimalism in art to create new ways of representing media.
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Distilling the Essence of Media — Reducing media to its most essential elements to create a new medium of representation.
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The Power of Names in Media — Highlighting the power of names in media through image and words.
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Art and Design — Creating new forms of art using minimalism and media.
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Film and Entertainment — Developing new ways of promoting and representing movies using minimalist techniques.
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