Showing posts with label Suonoimmagine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suonoimmagine. Show all posts

21.9.13

SYN-Phon by Candas Sisman, Barabás Lőrinc and Ölveti Mátyás



I stumbled upon this nice AV composition from Candas Sisman, which was exhibited at Budapest Art Factory as well as performed live. Read more.


Graphical notation + composition: Candas Sisman
Barabás Lőrinc: Trumpet 
Ölveti Mátyás: Cello 
Candas Sisman: Electronics + Objects 

2.7.13

Ex.it 2013

Gruppo di scrittura di ricerca, EEXXIITT è l'insegna sfocata dell'uscita.
Anteprima del libro:

 

15.6.13

RHYTHM VARIATION 04



rhythm variation 04

video by Tacchini Francesco,
sound by Aoki Takamasa.

26.4.13

RHYTHM VARIATION 06



rhythm variation 06

video by Hisaki Ito,
sound by Aoki Takamasa.


Aoki Takamasa's new album RV8 will release on raster-noton in May 2013.

17.4.13

RHYTHM VARIATION 05



rhythm variation 05

video by Ryoichi Kurokawa,
sound by Aoki Takamasa.


Aoki Takamasa's new album RV8 will release on raster-noton in May 2013.

16.4.13

Syn chron by Carsten Nicolai - Raster Noton, D, March 2013



syn chron



by Carsten Nicolai
Carsten Nicolai brings art, architecture, and music together in one inventive project.
Release Date: 
March 2013
Format: 
18,5 x 23 cm
Features: 
102 pages, full color, hardcover, incl. DVD
Language: 
English

syn chron documents artist and musician Carsten Nicolai’s eponymous project—in analog form as a book and in digital form on an included DVD.

The centerpiece of syn chron is a mobile space that simultaneously serves as a body for transmitting acoustics, a resonant room, and projection surface. This space, which was constructed by Werner Sobek, is a crystalline architectonic structure whose translucent, synthetic skin is a medium for sonic and optic impulses. Electronic music composed by Nicolai generates projections of modulated light that are triggered by lasers. Visitors can enter the structure and experience it from the outside. Nicolai has presented many concerts in this installation, including those at the New National Gallery in Berlin, at Ycam in Yamaguchi, and at biennials in Berne and Singapore.

This book showcases syn chron in a rich selection of images and texts. The included DVD features supplementary audio and video material.

One of Germany’s most famous contemporary artists, Carsten Nicolai has been working at the intersection between art and science since the early 1990s. In the books Grid Index, Moiré Index and cyclo. id, he successfully documented fundamental visual and sonic structures.
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Carsten Nicolai – A little grid more from Gestalten on Vimeo.