COLT + RANE. Blog - Swag Like Me. WHATtheCOOL. Laughing Squid. FilmmakerIQ.com. Home - CIMATICS PLATFORM - Audiovisual Festival / art / media / music / technology. News Full video report of Video Vortex V We were very happy with the large amount of people attending the latest Video Vortex conference in Brussels. However, for those of you who could not make it, there is a full video report of all presented lectures to be found here. Dingbat Liberation Fest Today is completely devoted to the design aspect of Cimatics.
Cimatics at Bozar with Ryoichi Kurokawa and Ulf Langheinrich On Wednesday Nov 25 two extremely exclusive mid-week concerts bring Cimatics to the challenging context of the Brussels center for fine arts Bozar. Opening Night: Ben Butler & Mousepad at Beursschouwburg Not to miss: Ben Butler and Mousepad is the twenty five year old Joe Howe. Speed up the FLU POWER FLU For the festival opening night, Cimatics re-appropriates the semi-permanent installation FLU POWER FLU from Stefano Cagol by temporarily speeding up the flickering of the neon words. Friday 20 Nov TUK & Kurt D'Haeseleer (live) at Brigittines Festival Meeting Point is open Post Flux.
The Creators Project | United Visual Artists. United Visual Artists are a multi-disciplinary collective out of the UK who specialize in manipulating the medium of light. In 2011, they redesigned the Coachella main stage as both a platform for performance and a standalone light and sound sculpture with experimental music provided by fellow Creator Mira Calix. Following Coachella, UVA took over the entrance of Nuits sonores' main site, transforming the cubes of their Coachella installation into a completely new artwork.
The third iteration of the installation, Room With A View, then traveled to both our 2011 São Paulo and Beijing events. The final interpretation Origin with score by composer Scanner premiered during our 2011 New York event and traveled to our first San Francisco event in March 2012. The Creators Project: How did UVA first begin its splendid attacks on our senses? Matt Clark: We met in the world of designing for live performance. How does everything transpire within the creative process? Yes, actually.