Minimal music vs minimal visualisation.Music: Emptyset - Awake Picture: Mikołaj Pasiński
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Undercover | Marc Houle / Ahmet Said Kaplan + Ugur Engin DENIZ
Music video that we created for great musician Marc Houle from Items & Things Label.Animation, Screenplay: Ahmet Said Kaplan Concept: Ugur Engin DENIZ
Monday, January 23, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Acoustic Camera, Making Sound Visible
The Acoustic Camera was the first commercially viable system using beamforming to visually localize acoustic emissions. Brought to the market in 2001 as a pioneer technique, the Acoustic Camera has become over the years a metaphor for beamforming systems in general. The tool is now used in a variety of industries and has a growing customer base worldwide.Acoustic Camera
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Translating Audio into Images with After Effects [Berlin]
A three day workshop explaining how to synchronise the movement and parameters of graphics with audio. Graphics could be any kind, from computer generated ones till handmade scanned files passed through photoshop. Audio and images will combine into after effects get manipulated,synchronised and export as audio driven quicktime movies. A usage of expressions (code) will take place too, for more advanced and specific synchronisation. Participants are encouraged to develop projects which will be presented at the end of the workshop.
Date: February 10, 11, 12 – Time: 16:00-19:00
Location: N.K.
Elsenstr. 52 2HH 2Etage 12059 Berlin
Fee: 40 euro
Instructor Andreas Karaoulanis
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Chrome workshop [Bergen]
Textile researcher Berit Greinke and composer for electroacoustic music Alessandro Altavilla will give a collaborative 3-day workshop based on the project CHROME that investigates visual and audio pattern creation through colour chromatography.
Only a few places, sign up NOW
The two artists will give an overview of their work and research involving textiles and digital sound, conduct a 3-day workshop to explore techniques and materials to create chromatic prints and sounds, and perform a live set involving textile and digital interfaces.
Berit Greinke is a researcher in textile design and digital sound. She has studied at Art School Berlin, and graduated from Central St Martin’s College of Art & Design, gaining an MA in Design for Textile Futures in 2009. From October 2010 she has undertaken an EPSRC funded PhD in Media and Arts Technology at Queen Mary University of London. Her practice-based research focus is on cross-modal experience, developing interactive installations of textiles and digital sound. Her work has been exhibited internationally and has won multiple awards, such as the Surface Bursary by the London Printworks Trust funded by the Leverhulme Trust, NOBELini Award funded by the Medical Research Council and a DAAD annual scholarship.
Alessandro Altavilla is a sound artist, sound designer for cinema and an electroacoustic music composer. His research focuses on augmented urban experience through sound and mobile technology. He gained an M.Res. in Digital Media, Culture Lab under the supervision of Atau Tanaka, after obtaining a B.Mus. in electroacoustic music composition in Italy.
The workshop is held by KHIB in collaboration with BEK.
From: February 20, 2012
to: February 23, 2012
Bergen
Sunday, January 15, 2012
"Poeme Rhythmique" excerpt from mini-performance at Aldeburgh Festival 2011
An on-going project and collaboration between Memo Akten and Mira Calix. “Poéme Rhythmique (for 100 Children)” is a sound and light composition exploring the nature of complex patterns created from the interaction of multilayered rhythms, and questioning our notion of conventional musical instruments. It is inspired by György Ligetiʼs “Poéme Symphonique for 100 metronomes” and Edgar Varèseʼs “Poéme Electronique”.Memo Akten
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