Instead of undergoing the process of a full physical modification or the simple act of painting for an artistic rendering of sneakers, photographer Joost van Brug opted for capturing them being spun at high speeds on a pottery wheel. The result? Twenty-four of Nike's most iconic shoes presented as blurred chromatic circles that resemble nothing of its original form. The effect was achieved via long-exposure photography, creating the whirlwind of vibrant discs you see before you. According to an ...
Instead of undergoing the process of a full physical modification or the simple act of painting for an artistic rendering of sneakers, photographer Joost van Brug opted for capturing them being spun at high speeds on a pottery wheel. The result? Twenty-four of Nike's most iconic shoes presented as blurred chromatic circles that resemble nothing of its original form. The effect was achieved via long-exposure photography, creating the whirlwind of vibrant discs you see before you. According to an ...
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