I maestosi murales di neve di Simon Beck sono incredibili già di per sé, ma vederli prendere vita è ancora più suggestivo. Da quando ha creato la sua prima opera in Nord [America](http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/a-world-renowned-snow-artist-makes-his-us-debut) (un trifoglio geometrico sulle montagne dello Utah), l'artista si è immerso tra le alture del Canada con i suoi strumenti: un compasso, una mappa e scarpe da neve. Per #ProjectSnow le sue creazioni gelate prendono vita sulle montagne del Banff National Park, trasformate in un bellissimo timelapse che include anche la creazione del tuo pezzo più grande, un fiocco di neve largo quasi 400 metri.

Mentre crea questi murales, Beck sembra una minuscola stampante laser che segue una lunga serie di comandi per creare forme complesse e bellissime. Alla fine del video dei LED illuminano i passi dell'artista, trasformando il fiocco di neve in un dipinto di luce. Guardatelo qui sotto:

Qui sotto potete vedere l'intero processo in timelapse:

#ProjectSnow is a spectacularly beautiful, poignant video montage of ‘Snow Art’ in motion, which intimately captures the creative journey of internationally-acclaimed snow artist Simon Beck during his first artistic exploration of North America. #ProjectSnow tells the visual story of Beck’s magnificent imprints on the pristine, mountainous landscape of Banff National Park in Alberta's Canadian Rockies - his latest winter canvas. 

http://www.banfflakelouise.com/ProjectSnow

Through fascinating, high-definition footage shot over many, many hours – amongst bright daylight and under starlight skies and astounding Northern Lights colour - #ProjectSnow illustrates the intense intricacy of Beck’s unique work within an innovative time-lapse format. The montage also features impressive ‘light drawing’ effects, highlighting Beck’s Snow Art masterpiece through LED lighting gently retracing the artist’s steps. 

Simon Beck creates perfect, detailed geometrical designs using nothing more than a traditional compass, a map drawing and a pair of trusted snowshoes to make carefully-planned tracks in the snow. In February 2015, Beck used his distinctive artistic talents and passion for orienteering to design a series of snow art drawings especially for Banff National Park. 

Beck’s #ProjectSnow art series included one huge-scale creation of a beautiful snowflake – his largest-sized drawing to date - which he composed on the majestic Peyto Lake, surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks. Taking over six hours to stomp out in the snow, the design was 450 metres in size, from tip to tip. Beck then continued to take his awe of witnessing the Canadian Rockies for the very first time as inspiration to create drawings for two of Banff National Park’s downhill ski areas. A howling wolf, playing tribute to the National Park and its wild inhabitants, was created at Lake Louise Ski Resort as well as a detailed maple leaf drawing at Sunshine Village – perfectly symbolizing Beck’s first visit to Canada. 
For further information on #ProjectSnow, see: http://www.banfflakelouise.com/ProjectSnow
#ProjectSnow & #MyBanff

Cinematography by Doug Urquhart & Justin Majeczky
Music by James Everingham

Simon Beck's Snow Art - Banff National Park

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Orme di LED e video in timelapse trasformano i murales di Simon Beck in un dipinto di luce. 

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