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Kimberly Post—Release (2011)
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in iPhonismBryan Ferry and Amelia Barratt – Orchestra (Official Video)
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Kris Torma—Deer (2013)
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in iPhonismA very popular picture from Down Under. Kris was a wonderful contributor to PIXELS. I don’t really know that much about him, beyond his often strange and surreal images. He knew how to app an image!
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Knox Bronson—Prelude (2012)
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in iPhonismI’ve posted this song many times. If you see it, you will know I am in a melancholy way. I was lost without a song without a melodyYou came into my hotel lifeYou made my room a homeAh now, mama, don’t you know what you done? You made the sunshine in the cityYou warmed my…
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Cindy Patrick—Stradivarius Tree (2012)
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Eva Sulic – Aram Khachaturian Violin Concerto in d minor For some reason, I was obsessed with this piece in my early twenties. Of course, I would listen to it and then put on Led Zepplin IV … hey it’s all music! Haven’t given it a thought in decades until right now, looking at Cindy’s…
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![[votd] You’re Being Tricked Into Thinking This Is Beautiful](https://pixelsatanexhibition.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Screen-Shot-2025-02-17-at-12.46.31-PM-copy.jpg)
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Gianluca Ricoveri—Landscape 826
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in iPhonismI’m pretty sure this is the first music video I ever made, in 2006. It’s called Sheeps In The Vineyard and the song is called Stephanie In The Morning. Many years later, I had Stephanie … mastered professionally and made a new video for it. I’ll post it sometime.
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![[sunday] Elodie Hunting—I’ll Be Sitting In your Mirror](https://pixelsatanexhibition.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/elodie-Ill-be-sitting-in-your-mirror-gigapixel-standard-width-1200px-copy.jpg)
[sunday] Elodie Hunting—I’ll Be Sitting In your Mirror
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in iPhonismWell you didn’t see it coming So how were you to know There would be a situation (Oh please don’t go) How could you turn away And study some picture on the wall Trying to find your way back Back to the way it was before I’ll be home someday You won’t be on your…
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The Pixels Weekend Feature—HELP!
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Here’s a movie to watch this weekend! I had forgotten how ridiculous it is, a sendup of the James Bond movies of the era. With Beatles music. Fun!
