Known for immersive, otherworldly artworks, the London-based polymath Weirdcore has consistently pushed the boundaries of audiovisual storytelling (otherwise known as “wtf-ness”). And since we’re always looking for new ways to redefine the possibilities of artistic production, our most recent collaboration brought his signature style into Superstudio, proving that the future of art is as weird as it is wonderful.
Kaiber Labs worked with Weirdcore to produce visual animations that became the baseline for local hero Yaeji’s Boiler Room set in Brooklyn. The venue: a sold out Brooklyn Mirage complete with a 20,000 pixel wide wraparound screen. Needless to say, the joint initiative ushered us all into new dimensions of technology, creativity, and innovation.
Creative Storytelling with Woofa
An abbreviation for “subwoofer,” Woofa is one of the many adorable anime-inspired characters from the ever-evolving universe of Korean-American DJ, producer, and artist Yaeji. For Yaeji’s headline Boiler Room performance in August, Labs and Weirdcore took inspiration from the artist’s moodboard to create a series of imaginative animations and emojis for her ever-expansive Woofa-verse.
Weirdcore even made dancing humanoid Woofas with us using a process called clones parade. You get the idea.
A Kaleidoscope of Aesthetics
Weirdcore is an artist who effortlessly pushes the boundaries of creativity, as seen in his pioneering collaborations with Aphex Twin, M.I.A., Miley Cyrus (and many others).
His aesthetic thrives on a delicate balance of chaos and precision. While generative tools laid the foundation for these animations, our Labs team fine-tuned every detail to reflect his lo-fi, experimental style—scaling it for a larger-than-life stage.
The result? A kaleidoscope of aesthetics: Woofa confetti, the New York skyline, fireworks, cracked CDs, and playful balloon lettering. These kinds of mashups aren’t just breathtaking or stunning—they a glimpse into the wild, weird future of creative production. So stay tuned…this is only the beginning.
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