Digital surrealistic art and electronic ambient music by Hyperborea

Slide show with digital art and ambient music by Hyperborea.

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Slide show of surrealistic digital art and electronic ambient music by Hyperborea

Digital art and ambient music by Hyperborea

Experimentation in 3D environments created with the 2D software Morpheus.
Music is "Clockwerx" by Baron Dixon

Yes, this is the same group that did part of the soundtrack for the Matrix series.

Think of it as a weird combination of Middle-Eastern and Electronica with a dash of mythology... If that makes any sense   more...at all

Music: Juno Reactor
Album: Bible of Dreams
Recording Company: Wax Trax! / TVT
Vintage: 1997  less

Digital art and ambient music combined in a slide show by Hyperborea

Slide show of 3d surrealistic art and electronic ambient music by Hyperborea.

Slide show of our graphic work together with electronic ambient music.

Slide show of our digital artwork with electronic ambient music.

Slide show with digital art and ambient music by Hyperborea.

3d graphic art with electronic ambient music by Hyperborea.

Digital art slide show with electronic ambient music by Hyperborea.

A bunch of sequence scenes have been put
together to create optical illusions
using Samsung SSD Camcorder H106.
I've always wondered how it would feel like to
see this sorta sequency continuously real life.
  more...
Sponsored by
http://www.samsungimaging.net  less

Histories and mysteries of Spain’s Juana of Castile (AKA Juana la Loca) are explored in C.W. Gortner’s biography on one of the most misunderstood women in history. A passionate, intelligent princess deemed   more...a treat by the church and state, this book sets the record straight. Find out who was really crazy.  less

Sample video clips drawn from Damon Zex's collection including 'The Terrible Truth,' Checkmate I', and 'Checkmate Clip II' (www.zexart.com). All past video uploads are now archived without the audio news   more...narration to the <a href="http://www.actorschecklist.com/video">free home video showcase</a>  less

One of my early songs, from when when I was writing - er - this kind of song.

Lyrics:

When the night unfolds the leaves of time
And the sea of stars sing a nursery rhyme
When the book that you're reading   more...reveals your own special crime
But you don't know what it is.
When the light of the night meets the dark of the mine
And the sea-divers come to the end of the line
And you realize you just can't wait; you're running out of time,
...Then ... baby, come stand by me.
...Baby, come stand by, baby, come stand by
...Baby, come stand by me.

Now the three little sisters have broken their bones
And the man from the pulpit is out getting stoned
And the king in the closet had found a new home
But he don't know where it is.
Now the judge and the duchess are starting to moan
And the disc-jockey finds he's completely alone
And there's nothing to do but try to find his way home,

...So ... baby, come stand by me.
...Baby, come stand by, baby, come stand by
...Baby, come stand by me.

Well, the fishwife has married the man from the bank
And the weather forecast for tomorrow is blank
And if the sun doesn't rise then I'll know who to thank
But I don't know who it is.
Now the street-sweeper's claiming superior rank
And the doctor is calling his patient a crank
And you think of your memories and the swamp in which they sank.

...Now ... baby, come stand by me.
...Baby, come stand by, baby, come stand by
...Baby, come stand by me.  less

A sneak peak of the cards for 12 people from around the globe.

in depth explanation of the painting, some stuff about reconnections and the you in me... etc...etc

the red spell- If Picasso has his blue period, I'm having my red period. An explanation about the painting.

Just something to ponder. "Thoughts for You," is a little over one minute long, but keeps rolling even after the video has ended. By visionary artist, Norbert H. Kox; ApocalypseHouse.com.

A slideshow Video of Ayesart.

Just something simple and uncomplicated to watch. Perhaps to bring things into a more cultural perspective.