The Digital Tale of Geometric Shapes
AV Performance
Duration: an hour
Saturday, 22 September 2018 | 23:00 > 23:452018-09-22T23:00:00.000Z | Sala 9
This is a journey to a timeless audiovisual microcosmos...
...when you see your inside light, in that world the audiovisual journey begin which drives you across organic shapes with white circles to the digital fields where there is full moon and your breath begins to slow down; you hear the deep sounds and see the resonances in the air.
You are in the relax zone.
In this abstract universe the sound and lights are melted together in a geometry organ.
...when you see your inside light, in that world the audiovisual journey begin which drives you across organic shapes with white circles to the digital fields where there is full moon and your breath begins to slow down; you hear the deep sounds and see the resonances in the air.
You are in the relax zone.
In this abstract universe the sound and lights are melted together in a geometry organ.
Author
Signed to Berlin's respected Sonar Kollektiv label, Mïus is the music project of Budapest-based artist Gergely Álmos.
He defines it as a ‘multi-art project' where different fields of self-expression meet each other.
Collaborative partner Andrea Sztojanovits, who performs under the moniker of Attaray Visual, graduated from the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts and the Doctoral School of the Academy in Budapest.
Andrea Sztojánovits is a Hungarian artist, media arts researcher and former assistant professor at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. Her artistic and research practice investigates the relationship between image, sound, light, technology and human perception, moving between visual music, real-time audiovisual composition and light-based installation.
Her practice developed from real-time audiovisual composition toward an increasing focus on light and perception. Within this trajectory, visual music becomes a field for investigating how audiovisual stimuli can shape perceptual experience, while technological systems...