Tag: Digital Art Weeks
12 posts tagged with "Digital Art Weeks"
Rip My Disk
Corebounce Art Collective, 2006
The project “Rip my Disk”, presented at Interactive Futures 2006, brought mobile art to the dancefloor. It compromised privacy by displaying personal content to the big screen.
In an augmented VJ performance, visitors entered into a dare by letting the Corebounce team “rip” multimedia contents off their personal mobile phones with the Soundium program to get exposed (“virtually naked”) on the dance floor. Others, not so akin to risk taking, simply enjoyed to employ their mobile phones for interactive painting as well as sending media sources such as live video and image material. The sent media were used as personal artifacts, and were continuously adapted and integrated into the live visuals performance. The result was the personal enhancement of the space around the media owner’s location. The project also demonstrated how mobile communication technologies can easily be made accessible to artists or performers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut3D5Z4PoWg
Performance & Installation: Interactive Futures 06
Location: Open Space, Victoria, BC, Canada
Date: Jan 27 2006
Installation: Digital Art Weeks 07
Location: ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Date: Jul 10 - 14 2007
Concept, programming and realisation: Corebounce Art Collective
Surréance - A River and Five Bridges
Corebounce, in collaboration with Art Clay and Anne Faulborn, 2005
This radical, eye-and earblasting performance was realised in collaboration with Art Clay (Composition) and Anne Faulborn (Cembalo). Art Clay’s composition “A River and Five Bridges” is an electronic adaptation of André Bretons “Barrières” and asserts the affinity of rational and irrational.
The visual composition’s interpretation, realised by Corebounce, absorbs the assertion by implementing a modulated flickering screen. The modulation function is both defined by real-time music analysis and live visual performance. The flicker colors were obtained by two cutouts from Paul Klee’s “The Twittering Machine”, one in blue tones and one in red tones.
The piece premiered at ETH Zurich’s main building dome during Digital Art Weeks 2005.
Event: Digital Art Weeks 2005
Location: ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Date: Aug 20 2005
Concept: Stefan Arisona and Art Clay
Composition: Art Clay
Programming: Stefan Arisona
Performance: Anne Faulborn, Stefan Arisona, Art Clay