Agostino Zamboni | random stimulus from outhere

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The 1 Second Film is a non-profit web fueled collaborative art project that anyone can be part of, from celebrities to
great-grandmothers, in countries around the world.

The SandProject is an art of drawing on the sand. The artist painters create unique pictures using only their hands and sand. A handful of sand is wonderfully morphed into a romantic landscape, a strange beast, a starry sky or a business logo. The whole procedure of sand image making is happening under spectator eyes. The peinters use a special table and all their gestures are being displayed into a screen. In that way you can be tracking their tiniest hand moves.

Little hot kittens leave little warm footprints all over your wood floor. “Thermal eye” camera TSC by L3/Raytheon. Sometimes they can be found used on eBay for one or two thousand bucks, search “thermal imaging”

The Leningrad Cowboys is a Finnish rock and roll band famous for its humorous songs and concerts featuring the Soviet Red Army Choir.

Currently, the band has eleven Cowboys and two Leningrad Ladies. The songs, all somewhat influenced by polka and progressive rock, and performed in English, have themes such as ‘vodka’, ‘tractors’, ‘rockets’, and ‘Genghis Khan’, as well as folkloric Russian songs, rock and roll ballads and covers from bands as diverse as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, all with lots of humour.

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The Red Army Choir (Choir Aleksandrov) is a performing ensemble that served as the official army choir of the former Soviet Union’s Red Army. The choir consists of a male choir, an orchestra, and a dance ensemble. The songs they perform range from Russian folk tunes to Church hymns, operatic arias and popular music.
In 1991, The Red Army Choir participated in Roger Waters’ The Wall concert celebrating the fall of the Berlin Wall. They performed an anti-war song “Bring the Boys Back Home”.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Red Army Choir has continued performing, entertaining audiences both inside and outside Russia.