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Hamster Squaredance
 April 30, 2009 3:34 pm
Hamster Squaredance is one of the more visually distinctive music videos I’ve run across in a while. It was created for the musician Mr. Hayday by New Zealand-based Laurent Antonczak and Patricia Burgetsmaier. The lengthy description of the project on their Vimeo page does leave me slightly confused though:
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Akkk! I am starting to have a seizure…
Interesting clip, even though the soundtrack makes my speakers screech.
It’s cool the way the producers are super geniuses, yay
Maybe they haven’t see the CUBE WORLD toys:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvxKF85O8C8
For some reason, only a 30-second clip is embedding. The actual video is much longer (and much slower paced). Go to the video’s page on Vimeo and click on the high-quality version. That should get you the entire vid.
I am way too interested to know what those 2D barcodes say.
That is classic academic-speak, incorporating as many interjections and elaborations, even unnecessary ones, as possible (along with explicit parenthetical lists, sequences and/or series) in a run-on sentence structure including the obligatory “it is based entirely on X, Y and Z but is, none-the-less, daringly novel” claim, all designed to impart the aura of meaning and significance to something that may have only one or none, for a duration long enough that no will question it until they’ve left the building and gone home.
Nice… although I think it could have benefited from using some color in the 8-bit like figures.
The style very much closely resembles Super Paper Mario.
Etch a sketch animated, I guess. Incoherent.
Yin Yang Yo
well played robcat2075.
In case anyone else is interested, here are what the 2D barcodes say:
01:05: phase 01: destruction cube
01:06: phase 01: destruction cube
01:13: salut, ca va ?
01:18: ca te dit de prendre un verre ?
01:22: et faire un tour ensemble ?
01:28: un cine alors ?
01:32: tu preferes rester seul ?
01:37: Ahhh…
01:41: on s’appelle alors…
01:42: on s’appelle alors…
01:47: A plus… ciao ciao…