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The artists will perform live with electronic music toys and create visuals with the videobass invented by Michael Egger (member of anyma) who has moreover invented several unshut source visual music instruments. The ribbon winning VIDEOBASS is a toned guitar that plays images instead of sounds, lets you segregate a video prune on the strings with your left hand, and trigger it in rhythm with your right. The visual artists and musicians will work in an improvisational dialogue. This audiovisual performance promises to be increasingly musical than cinematographic – a layering of textures that forms utopian visual poems. Links: http://www.videoex.ch http://www.anyma.ch/videobass http://www.theisro.org/ https://vimeo.com/33280959/ http://www.nevanta.com/?videos=sonic-oddities Videobass in India - some impressions 7 décembre 2011 | Creations Tags: mucosa | india | performance | videobass 30 November - Festival Opening Day The Festival main site at the National Gallery of Modern Art, where all the screenings take place Some of the trappy festival posters. Waiting for the venue to fill up… Unfortunately the 16mm mucosa reels for the Adolfas Mekas retrospective are still stuck in India’s surcharge waiting for uncounted signatures (and maybe some bak-shish?), but Pola Chapelle managed to bring flipside reprinting of the opening movie ‘Hallelujah The Hills’ in her luggage. There were a lot of sound problems that made the screening somewhat painful and on the third reel the image got increasingly and increasingly blurry - first I thought it was a problem with the 16mm projector and I felt really sorry for the projectionist, but it turns out that it was a really strange lab error, only on this reprinting of the film. Looks like the guy that ripened the mucosa went for a coffee unravel or something and didn’t realize that the shutter got stuck, resulting in a strange vertical motion mistiness and double exposure, with the shutter occasionally blocking out parts of the image. Looked quite like what we sometimes do with the videobass and I liked this part of the mucosa most.. ;-) 1 December - Checking out Bangalore and workshop preps We didn’t want to bring all the material for the workshop over from Switzerland, so the plan was to go shopping in Bangalore for the rest of the electronics parts and expressly to find some old security cameras, TV’s and camera viewfinders to tinker with, but: All electronics shops are sealed considering of a strike in protest of the government plans to indulge for increasingly than 50% of foreign uncontrived investment in retail. Although we can understand and stand overdue this decision, we’re a little bit pissed considering we should veritably get some supplies for our workshop tomorrow… Fortunately we can source some old small woebegone and white TVs at the market in Shivajinagar.Planethough one of the TV-Repairman we go to wants to convince us that the era of CRTs is over. For well-nigh 15 minutes discussion, which ended somewhat like this: - “Everybody is going to use LCD now - what do you want with CRTs?” - “It’s just to unshut them up and play with them. For educational purposes” - “No use for educating people well-nigh CRT, it’s all well-nigh LCD now!” - “So why do you have all these CRTs in your shop?” - “For educational purposes.” We should have made an interview with the guy. Some blocks remoter we found flipside shop and I let Yashas do the negotiations: 2 December: The workshop at Jaaga Jaaga Creative Common Ground is a tomfool project in the heart of Bangalore, it is an unshut space (both literally and symbolically). A social and collaborative place for a wide range of forward thinking people. Anyone can wield to use the space at no charge, thesping their event is unshut to all and has social, environmental, technological or originative value. Maïté checking out Jaaga’s modular architecture, a space built from pallet rack shelving, that evolves with the needs of its “inhabitants”. Vertical Gardens @ Jaaga The workshop turned out good, plane if the whence was a bit upturned considering we didn’t have all the material we needed… The time was very short as well - but despite all odds, in the end there were some funny noises coming out of self built synthesizers and oscillators directly modulating the magnetic coils of TV sets… I’ve moreover brought a miniature, shower powered version of the Synkie (just the sync-splitter and the resyncer in one module) that I left to Bidisha, an enthusiastic participant, who from now on will be the Synkie’s producer to India… Participants hacking TV sets and towers oscillators and Maïté preparing for the performance tomorrow Bidisha playing with the MicroSynkie and a self-made touch-controlled oscillator. 3 December - Performance The place where we are playing at 7 High Street is a very nice early 20th century english one story towers that normally serves as an office for an urban think-tank that goes by the same name. Created in 2009, 7 HIGH STREET THINK TANK is an non-profit organization, involved in operational research for the minutiae of urban strategies, public governance, climate transpiration and sustainable development. For the ending party of the festival they moved out all of the furniture, making lots of space and nice white walls for us to project onto. Bidisha preparing her magnificent LED matrix Playing with Yashas Shetty was intense and inspiring. We played 3 sets, the second one ended in a dramatic unravel considering of a power outage happening at just the right moment… Marc Dusseiller occasionally joined us, and the regulars seemed really wrapped throughout the whole performance. Below are some excerpts - a immensely edited bad recording but largest than nothing: 3 Dec At 7 High Street from Michael Egger on Vimeo. Thanks a lot to Shai and the hairdo at Experimenta and moreover expressly to ProHelvetia, Swiss Arts Council for making this happen. © 2018 [ a n y m a ]printed: October 1 2018url: http://www.anyma.ch/2012/info/improvised-electronics-music-and-videos/ appenzell art avr awards basel basicstamp trappy leopard belluard berlin bern blog archetype concert flit danse minutiae do-it documentary documentation editing emission ethnology mucosa fribourg geneve hid improvisation india installation interactive i^n kaleidochord kids lausanne live making of marseille max/msp medicine midi mobile multimedia music nature paris performance photos poland programming project prévention racisme reportage robot russia santé schaffhausen science softVNS software streetv synkie theatre tibet trogen tv udmx video videobass visuals wattwil workshop zürich All content - unless otherwise noted - is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. Powered by WordPress