01 PM | 21 Oct

DATA.TRON (3K VERSION) by @ryojiikeda #Australian Premiere #Adelaide [#geekgirl]

Ryoji Ikeda | Centre Pompidou Paris, 2018 from ryoji ikeda studio on Vimeo.

Ryoji Ikeda is a leading Japanese visual artist, sonic sound composer and Prix Arts Electronica Collide@CERN 2014 award-winner. His residency at the world’s largest particle physics laboratory enhanced his artistic interest in quantum dimensions and mathematical principles. data.tron (3k version) is part of Ikeda’s datamatics project, a series of experiments in various forms that seek to materialise pure data.

Via an immersive installation using light projection, computer graphics, dynamic visual effects and electronic noise, visitors will experience the vast universe of data in the infinite between 0 and 1. Intense yet minimal graphic renderings of data progress through multiple dimensions, as scrolling numeric digits give the impression of moving through a micro-cosmos.

Ikeda’s works have been featured in major museums, performing venues and festivals around the world and are highly regarded for their exploration of the tangent between music and mathematics, science and art.

Artspace Gallery, Adelaide Festival Centre 24 Oct – 10 Nov 2018

TUE – FRI 4pm – 9pm SAT 1pm – 9pm

Don’t miss this extraordinary audiovisual concert which combines abstract and mimetic presentations of matter, time and space – and invites you to perceive the invisible multi-substance of data that permeates our world.

Video is from Ryoji Ikeda’s exhibit at the Centre Pompidou Paris, 2018 and hosted on Vimeo.

Source: OzAsia Festival

04 PM | 20 Dec

Seeing #Sound an informal #Symposium exploring #multimedia [#geekgirl]

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Seeing Sound is an informal practice-led symposium exploring multimedia work which foregrounds the relationship between sound and image. It explores areas such as visual music, abstract cinema, experimental animation, audiovisual performance and installation practice through paper sessions, screenings, performances and installations. The organising committee is calling for submissions of papers, fixed media works and performance works and are looking for imaginative proposals for the MediaWall and atrium space of the new Commons building.

Seeing Sound 4 will take place at Bath Spa over the 9th and 10th of April 2016. It represents a move away from the winter months, and a physical move also – although still hosted on our idyllic Newton Park campus, the event will be hosted in our new state-of-the art Commons building. We will make full use of the two-storey Med

iaWall that stands at its centre in a programme which foregrounds video synthesis and expanded cinema.

Submissions are now OPEN!

Source: @__ANAT

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