#chromadynamica

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Felipe Pantone at albertz benda

Audience interaction is key to activating Spanish/Argentinian artist Felipe Pantone's optically sizzling sculpture, so how will viewers engage his latest work? Though Pantone’s current exhibition at Chelsea’s albertz benda gallery won’t involve touching the work (and is even titled ‘Contactless’), Pantone has created an online exhibition that allows manipulation of this patterned, pixelated grid and other sculptures in the show. If not quite as satisfying as interacting with the art in person, the digital component is still a huge boost and worth checking out. Visitors who are hooked can download Pantone’s interactive app @configurableart for more optical play. (On view through August 28th. Appointments are not necessary, masks are required and guests must sign a Covid release and submit contact info.) Felipe Pantone, Chromadynamica Manipulable #7, UV paint on aluminum composite panel, 39 3/8 x 31 1/2 inches, 2020.

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Lisbon I ❤️ U 📸: @aysestudio Happy Weekend #chromadynamica #lisbon 🇵🇹 @underdogs_gallery (en Estação Quinta das Conchas)

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The people have spoken and they want a second look at this @felipepantone wall on #abbotkinney! Now the next 24 hour poll will decide if I post the 9 naysayers! #FelipePantone #Pant1 #PantUno #UB #ultraboyzofficial #ultradynamism @impermanent_art #impermanentart #impermanent_art #VeniceBeach #PantOne #chromadynamica #streetartlosangeles #streetartspringbreak #streetartworld #lastreetart #streetartla #muralism #muralart #artnerd #artingwithhalopigg #artnerd #sonya7ⅱ #sonyimages (at Los Angeles, California)

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@felipepantone, arte de contrastes | Hoy, en #cócteldemente #streetart #chromadynamica #graffiti #psycodelic #glitch #felipepantone

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500K+ tiles mosaic by @felipepantone right before the Polytechnic University of Valencia Curated by @instaupv @bbaaupv @onixmosaic ______ #bellasartesvalencia #tiles #valencia #universidadpolitecnicadevalencia #art #mosaic #chromadynamica #felipepantone #fineart #outdoor #colors #spain #onarts (ved Valencia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBDJMrFnfEI/?igshid=ddsyyhvixst

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FELIPE PANTONE

Chromadynamica Dimensional

At the Mirus Collecion

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Chromadynamica #76, Felipe Pantone, 2018

Enamel paint on aluminium 100 x 66 cm (39 ⅜ x 26 in.)

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'Chromadynamica 21' - 2020 - Felipe Pantone

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Felipe Pantone, Chromadynamica 66, n.d., Silkscreen on paper, 60 x 60 cm.

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Behind the making of Her Designs

As the creator of Her Designs, hiding behind an anonymous identity allows the audience to recognise SHE for HER artworks, instead of HER appearance.

SHE uses a process of creating a ‘scavenger hunt’ for viewers to participate in, while locating HER work through the use of technology. SHE uses social media to release weekly works on Instagram for followers to find. The artworks reveal some characteristics of location; however, the design still remains an investigation. HER artworks are created from a photograph or scanograph (taken by HER), and is manipulated using online technology to process the image into a digital painting.

Unlike Her Designs, creative artists such as Banksy, Damien Hirst and Felipe Pantone share a similar process of creating behind this ‘anonymous identity’. Their art practice is captured through the impact of technology as shared works are posted online to promote contemporary art. Therefore, Her Designs focuses on capturing the attention from the audience, while making social media beneficial in relation to HER art practice.  

Living under the influence of technology, SHE wanted to explore HER creativity, by allowing members to be a part of HER process of finding HER works within HER environment. SHE uses social media as a resource to share HER artworks amongst the public, while keeping HER identity unknown. Overall, SHE encourages HER viewers to get cre@tive with it. 

For further insight on Her Designs:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_herdesigns/

Website: https://itsherdesigns.wixsite.com/website

Youtube: https://youtu.be/4GZMt0bHwfs

References on Influential Artists:

Banksy: 

https://www.instagram.com/banksy/  http://www.banksy.co.uk

Image: Graffiti is a Crime

Damien Hirst:

https://www.instagram.com/damienhirst/ http://www.damienhirst.com

Image: The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living

Felipe Pantone: 

https://www.instagram.com/felipepantone/ https://www.felipepantone.com

Image: Chromadynamica

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Chromadynamica variable x2 by @felipepantone. . #mural #muraloftheday #art #artist #illustration #illustrationoftheday #colors #graphics #graphicart #graphicdesign #atr #atrgalerie #illustrator #instaart #artoftheday #visual #visualart #visualartist #inspire #inspiration #inspiring #instagood #igers #instagram #picoftheday #daily #dailydraw #dailydrawing #dailyart

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13 Fun AR Effects for Instagram Stories

AR Effects for Instagram Stories are a fun way to add some creativity to your posts, and a guaranteed way to stand out from the crowd.  

And now that anyone can create and publish Instagram Stories filters on Instagram, there are so many cool new effects for you to try out on your stories.

Ready to wow your followers on Instagram? Here are our top 13 fun AR effects for Instagram Stories:

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #1: “Jackie” by @danmollervfx

If you’re looking for bold and beautiful AR designs, look no further than digital artist Dan Moller.

Moller has built a strong following around his creative designs — which range from drag queen inspired makeovers in “Lewks”, to hyper-realistic butterflies in “Mariposas”.

But it’s Moller’s Warhol-inspired AR effect “Jackie” that makes our top 13 list — it’s standout, iconic, and we love it! 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #2: “no.mango” by @basphi 

Visual artist and motion designer Philipp Basler brings together his love of line drawings and AR to create some seriously on-trend Instagram filters.

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Five weeks ago I released this yellow filter thing which has somehow already got over 200 million views 👩‍🚀 🎥: @delibaum 😋: @itsesthergraf

Basler often uses his trademark hand-drawn style in his AR filters, creating a memorable and fun effect.

Although we’re coveting all of Basler’s work, our standout favorite is “no.mango”, which reminds us of a modern-day Kandinsky interpretation!

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #3: “Full bloom” by @martinamartian 

When it comes to illustrated floral designs, Sydney-born designer and artist Martina Martian is setting the AR agenda! 

From bright little stickers to twirling daisies, Martian’s AR designs are both fun and charming. 

Her AR effect “Full bloom” makes our hot list as it’s already a firm favorite with lifestyle influencers across the globe — plus it’s super cute! 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #4: “SELF_LOVE//” by @fcvkrender

Self-taught digital artist based Frederic Duquette is known for his “sharp architectural geometry, beaming future landscapes, and brilliant crystalline arrangements.”

Duquette’s Instagram AR effects are reflective of this, with geometric shapes and crystals that remind us of video games from the 90s — but better.

Our must-try? Duquette’s “SELF-LOVE//” filter, which is a bejeweled purple delight for your face. 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #5: “Internet Love” by @wrld.space 

While many of the designers on our list have a more futuristic aesthetic, Los Angeles-based creative Clay Weishaar offers a uniquely “millennial” style of AR effects — one that’s filled with donuts, unicorns, internet memes, and pizza!

With over 50+ AR filters on Instagram and counting, Weishaar is one of the most prolific AR creators.

But it’s her candy crown filter “Internet Love” that really captures our hearts. 

With individual love heart memos including “DM Me”, “@ Me”, and “Follow Me”, Weishaar secures her spot as the queen of the millennial mindset.  

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #6: “holo_ninja” by @liamo.studio

When it comes to hyper-futuristic AR effects, London-based menswear and graphic designer Liam O’Neill is your go-to guy. 

He even has a website where he promotes all of his filters — which is something we’re seeing more of from popular AR effects creators on Instagram and Facebook. 

O’Neill has dozens of amazing AR effects that are well worth checking out, but our favorite is “holo-ninja” — which does exactly what it says on the tin. 

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  Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #7: “CHROMADYNAMICA” by @felipepantone

Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone is well-known for his 80s- and 90s-inspired frescoes that have appeared on walls such as the Mesa Contemporary Arts Center and the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.

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Very pleased with the installation of these ventilation shafts for Arts Center @DortmunderU in Germany 🇩🇪. Interesting to see how these surfaces incorporate the motion of my graphics and how they interact with the static environment. Thanks @44309gallery for coordinating this project #dortmund #germany #permanent #installation #contemporaryart #museum #ultradynamism

But his reputation as a street artist might soon be outdone by his incredible AR effects for Instagram Stories, which incorporate a mixture of graffiti, neon gradients, and geometric abstraction.

Pantone’s clear dedication to the concept of ultradynamism (and the way he portrays this through his art and AR) is just one reason why “CHROMADYNAMICA” makes our top list. 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #8: “Save The Planet Mask” by @ineslongevial

Painter and illustrator Inès Longevial is primarily known for her geometric paintings of the female form.  

More recently, the French artist has been making waves with her Instagram AR face filters — which typically feature bright doodles or scribbles with a crayon-like texture. 

Her most recent AR effect has a powerful message too. The “Save The Planet Mask” allows users to wear their hearts on their sleeves — and faces — as they pledge their allegiance to save the planet.

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #9: “Dragon Muse 4000” by @allanberger

Allan Berger was only accepted into Facebook’s closed beta of Spark AR Studio in mid-January, but the artist has already made a big impact on Instagram — and grown a *huge* following thanks to his unique AR effects.

In an interview with Lenlist, Berger described how quickly his community grew once he started sharing his effects on Instagram. 

“In January, I had around 2,700 people following my account,” he said. Today, he has over 325,000 followers.

And it’s not surprising. Berger’s work is technically advanced and universally appealing. From face slimming filters (“Wow”) to glitter glows (“SUPERBLING”) there’s an AR effect for everyone.    

Our favorite? “Dragon Muse 4000”. It’s medieval and mystical — and we’re here for it. 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #10: “Space Face” by @filt.ar

Creator Tristan, from @filt.ar, is one-to-watch for 2019.  

Alongside his conceptual work, Tristan creates beautiful face filters that sit perfectly across facial contours — which is no mean feat when it comes to creating an AR effect. 

Which is why we’ve chosen to hero Tristan’s “Space Face” AR effect in this roundup.

With a gorgeous collection of stars and planets, we’re in love with this spacey face filter! 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #11: “Neon II” by @nahir.esper

With over 1.2M followers on Instagram, Argentinian photographer and creative Nahir Esper is a big hitter in the world of AR filters. 

From hand-drawn outlines to bright floral borders, Esper knows what makes a popular filter.

Her neon-inspired designs are both unique and provocative — which is why “Neon II” secures a spot in our top 13 Instagram AR effects. 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #12: “Gasolina” by @johwska

Berlin-based Johanna Jaskowska is best known for her “Beauty3000” AR effect, which many credit with igniting the AR craze on Instagram.

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When I play Romy in 2019, with love. @authorsprojects @blastmagazine #clouzot

Since then, Jaskowska has been busy pioneering many of the futuristic trends you see across Instagram. 

All of Jaskowska’s designs are note-worthy, but if we had to pick just one it would be “Gasolina”. 

It’s the perfect combination of AR-cool! 

Fun AR Effect for Instagram Stories #13: “Groovy, baby” by @itscovl

D’ana Nunez of COVL (Craft, Onward, Versatility, and Lifestyle) is a South Florida designer who creates bold and colorful effects for Instagram Stories, including her “Groovy, baby” filter that pays homage to the psychedelic aesthetic of the ’70s.

According to Nunez, this filter was inspired by a recent trip to Palm Springs and infuse the “vibrant and fun style of COVL with Palm Springs’ history and aesthetic.” 

It’s fun, it’s colorful… it’s “groovy, baby”. 

How to Find and Add AR Effects to Your Instagram Stories

Now that Spark AR Studio is open to everyone, Instagram has made it even easier to find and add AR effects to your Instagram Stories:

#1: Discover AR Effects Through the Effects Gallery

You can now discover thousands of AR effects through Instagram’s new Effects Gallery!

The Effects Gallery is categorized to make searching for AR effects as easy as possible — with categories such as: “Moods”, “Causes”, “Selfies”, “Love”, “Funny”, and “Camera Styles”.

To access the Effects Gallery, tap the Instagram Stories face filter icon and then scroll right to the very end of your effects tray.

You should see an option to “Browse more effects”. Tap this icon to open the Effects Gallery and start discovering a whole bunch of new AR effects!

#2: Add AR Effects Directly from a Content Creator’s Profile

If you’re looking for all of the AR effects by a specific creator, you can find them by tapping the new face filter icon on their Instagram profile page.

This will open up a preview panel of every AR effect they’ve made with Spark AR Studio. 

For each effect you can watch a demo video, try it out with your front-facing camera, or save it to your camera for easy access in Instagram Stories! 

Facebook’s Spark AR Studio has already attracted a ton of talented artists and designers who are truly leaving their mark on Instagram Stories — and we only expect this number to grow now anyone can upload their AR effects on Instagram!

So now’s the time to level-up your Instagram Stories game and start using some of these super-cool and on-trend filters and effects to your posts!

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https://growinsta.xyz/13-fun-ar-effects-for-instagram-stories/

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New @felipepantone on #AbbotKinney in #VeniceBeach!!! #Pant1 #FelipePantone #PantOne #PantUno @ultraboyzofficial #UB #ultraboyz #ultraboyzofficial #ultradynamism #chromadynamica #artnerd #artington #artingwithhalopigg #lastreetart #streetartspringbreakroadtrip2 #streetartspringbreak #sonya7ii (at Venice, California)

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Chromadynamica

Felipe Pantone.

Vallejo St @ Soscol Ave in Napa, Ca

This is the second mural painted for RAD (Rail Arts District) in Napa long the Napa Valley Vine Trail and Wine train tracks right by the first one we showed on January 28th. The mural was curated by Thinkspace by Argentinian-Spanish artist Pantone who is based in Valencia, Spain. He started out painting graffiti and has evolved to kinetic and 3-D art where he favors  black and white and vivid colors where movement is perceived by the viewer through very graphic and structured shapes.

This piece is a bit jarring to view in person and as you can see to photograph. It is painted on slump block with a natural grid. While everything is very geometrically aligned when viewed up close, it goes out of focus at different angles.

Felipe has shown art locally in San Francisco at Mirus Gallery and painted a mural with Mars-1 on Larkin St. 

Check his other pieces in San Francisco

https://www.streetartsf.com/tag/pant-ub/

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#HTE Expansive Black and White Patterns Mixed With Chrome Color Spectrums in Murals by Felipe Pantone

Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone creates public murals that integrate black and white patterns with bright sweeping color spectrums. His tag “Pantone” is an evolution of his original name “Pant” chosen when he was just thirteen, a complete coincidence despite his color-rich works. His mash-up of grids and glitch-like 3D forms imbue the pieces with a throw-back digital futurism, an aesthetic that feels extremely grounded in 80s graphic design.

Pantone travels all over the world painting his bold murals, visiting Seoul, Madrid, Taipei, and Ibiza within the last year. One of his most recent, Chromadynamica, was created for LisbonWeek and can be seen below. You can view more of his graphically-oriented public works on his Instagram and Facebook. (thnx, Laura!)

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2017/05/chrome-murals-by-felipe-pantone/

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Expansive Black and White Patterns Mixed With Chrome Color Spectrums in Murals by Felipe Pantone

Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone creates public murals that integrate black and white patterns with bright sweeping color spectrums. His tag “Pantone” is an evolution of his original name “Pant” chosen when he was just thirteen, a complete coincidence despite his color-rich works. His mash-up of grids and glitch-like 3D forms imbue the pieces with a throw-back digital futurism, an aesthetic that feels extremely grounded in 80s graphic design.

Pantone travels all over the world painting his bold murals, visiting Seoul, Madrid, Taipei, and Ibiza within the last year. One of his most recent, Chromadynamica, was created for LisbonWeek and can be seen below. You can view more of his graphically-oriented public works on his Instagram and Facebook. (thnx, Laura!)

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