The video int.16/45//son01/30×1 will be shown
at DATA – Sincronie Festival 2009
Teatro Arsenale, Milan, Italy
2009/12/15
Curated by Marco Mancuso
watch video >>> http://www.liaworks.com/videos/int-1645son0130×1
Text
Sincronie is a contemporary and experimental music event that began in 2003. As with the previous editions, this edition is also developed on a theme, which in 2009 was the relationship between music and numbers. From this year, Sincronie is broadening its activities by proposing a three-concert event with international guests, preceded by a series of introductive meetings that are true Listening Workshops. The workshops will then continue throughout 2010.
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‘Decode – Digital Design Sensations’ is an exhibition held in the Victoria&Albert Museum from 8 December 2009 – 11 April 2010.
In the Recode section of the website www.vam.ac.uk/microsites/decode one can play with the Code created by Karsten Schmidt (www.postspectacular.com) and modify the original to upload new versions.
Instructions can be found here: code.google.com/p/decode/wiki/Installation
>>> Flickr Set
Exhibition of
Arcs 21
Decode – Digital Design Sensations
Victoria&Albert Museum, London
2009/12/08 – 2010/04/11
>>> http://www.vam.ac.uk/microsites/decode
Flickr Set by onedotzero:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/onedotzero/sets/72157622956991632
Flickr Set by Chris O’Shea:
>>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelsumo/sets/72157622958844718
Exhibition Text
Decode: Digital Design Sensations showcases the latest developments in digital and interactive design, from small, screen-based, graphics to large-scale interactive installations. The exhibition includes works by established international artists and designers such as Daniel Brown, Golan Levin, Daniel Rozin, Troika and Karsten Schmidt. The exhibition features both existing works and new commissions created especially for the exhibition.
Decode is a collaboration between the V&A and onedotzero, a contemporary arts organisation operating internationally with a remit to promote innovation across all forms of moving image and interactive arts.
The exhibition explores three themes: Code presents pieces that use computer code to create new works and looks at how code can be programmed to create constantly fluid and ever-changing works. Interactivity looks at works that are directly influenced by the viewer. Visitors will be invited to interact with and contribute to the development of the exhibits. Network focuses on works that comment on and utilise the digital traces left behind by everyday communications and looks at how advanced technologies and the internet have enabled new types of social interaction and mediums of self-expression.
Decode will be on display in The Porter Gallery. Exhibits can also be found on the V&A Exhibition Road façade, in the Grand Entrance, John Madejski Garden and South Kensington tunnel, at the bottom of the stairs to the National Art Library (Staircase L), as well as in the Science Museum.
List of Artists
Code
C.E.B. Reas
Daniel Brown
Flight404
Ryoji Ikeda
John Maeda
James Frost / Aaron Koblin
Joshua Davis
Karsten Schmidt
Lia
Marius Watz
Troika
Universal Everything
Interactivity
Wow
Daniel Rozin
Everyware
Golan Levin
Mehmet Akten
Ross Phillips
Yoke / Sennep
Fabrica
Simon Heijdens
Random International
Chris O’Shea
Daan Roosegaarde
Jason Bruges
Network
Julius Popp
Jonathan Harris / Sep Kamvar
Aaron Koblin
Mark Hansen / Ben Rubin
Stanza
Sascha Pohflepp / Karsten Schmidt
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
more images on Flickr >>>
Free Download:
Software Art Applications for the iPhone:
www.iphoneart.org >>>
Arcs 21 is about the generation of spaces.
Create your own personal art work by experimenting in a playful way.
Arcs 21 originates from an online Software Art project by Austrian artist Lia – one of the early pioneers of Software and Net Art. The original work deals with mappings between color space and architectural space. The viewer is drawn into a world that is constructed around them, with which they can interact in a playful way. Interaction alters the behavior of the elements which construct the image, allowing for an infinite range of possible results.
From December 2009 until April 2010 the original Arcs 21 can be viewed in the Victoria & Albert Museum as a (non interactive) work, in the scope of the exhibition “Decode: Digital Design Sensations“.
Now with the iPhone version of Arcs 21, you can carry around this art creation tool in your pocket and use it wherever art is needed.
Various controllable parameters allow you to influence the creative process, sculpting the development of the artwork on your screen. An element of random influence means that no generated image will be the same as any other.
Additionally to the original artwork you are presented with a multitouch feature.
If you like one particular creation, you can save it as a Photo by accessing the Menu, and it can decorate your iPhone with a totally unique, personal image.
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interactive, generative Online Application
more images on Flickr >>>
Info
Inspired by a temporary perfect view to the Viennice “Riesenrad” and the moon with it’s permanently changing appearance above it Arcs21 is a piece about a possible new form of architecture in the 21st century.
Exhibitions
Decode: Digital Design Sensations
Victoria and Albert Museum
London
2009/12/08 – 2010/04/11
Fad – Festival de Arte Digital
Fad Galeria
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
2009/03/12-2009/03/15
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iPhone Application
more images on Flickr >>>
Free Download:
Arcs 21 is about the generation of spaces.
Create your own personal art work by experimenting in a playful way.
Arcs 21 originates from an online Software Art project by Austrian artist Lia – one of the early pioneers of Software and Net Art. The original work deals with mappings between color space and architectural space. The viewer is drawn into a world that is constructed around them, with which they can interact in a playful way. Interaction alters the behavior of the elements which construct the image, allowing for an infinite range of possible results.
From December 2009 until April 2010 the original Arcs 21 can be viewed in the Victoria & Albert Museum as a (non interactive) work, in the scope of the exhibition “Decode: Digital Design Sensations“.
Now with the iPhone version of Arcs 21, you can carry around this art creation tool in your pocket and use it wherever art is needed.
Various controllable parameters allow you to influence the creative process, sculpting the development of the artwork on your screen. An element of random influence means that no generated image will be the same as any other.
Additionally to the original artwork you are presented with a multitouch feature.
If you like one particular creation, you can save it as a Photo by accessing the Menu, and it can decorate your iPhone with a totally unique, personal image.
Software Art Applications for the iPhone:
www.iphoneart.org >>>
Proximity of Needs was exhibited during the
Share Prize Exhibition 2009
Museo Regionale di Scienze Naturali
Turin, Italy
2009/11/03 – 2009/11/08
Artists
Ernesto Klar/ Convergenze parallele, USA/Venezuela
Lia / Proximity of Needs, Austria
Andreas Muxel / Connect, Germany
Francesco Meneghini-William Bottin / Sciame 1, Italy
Ralf Baecker / Rechnender Raum, Germany
Random International – Chris O’Shea / Audience, UK
Text
Proximity of Needs develops an interactive, generative, audiovisual system that endlessly cycles through sets of parameters, generating animations that in their turn generate final visual compositions. Once the piece gets to this point, however, it almost immediately fades away both image and sound, overlaying their traces with a new composition, in an endless cycle that plays with retinian persistence, and focus on the impermanence of digital images and on fleeting wishes and the motivations that draw us towards them.
+ THANKS to the organizers for such a lovely Festival !!!
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The video Study #40 is included in the Optofonica DVD #1
The image in the book was created in colaboration with Miguel Carvalhais and Pedro Tudela.
Title: Optofonica (LINE_041)
Format: DVD (Digipak + 52 page color book in embossed slipcase)
Release: November 17, 2009
Limited Edition: 1000
Order:
http://www.12k.com/line/03_releases/03_a_41.html
Artists:
Evelina Domnitch + Dmitry Gelfand + Richard Chartier / sonolevitation / 6.28
Telcosystems / scapetime / 7:57
Ryan Jeffery + Scanner / waterfall / 6:53
Ryoichi Kurokawa / vento ignis / 4:07
Kanta Horio / em#3 / 7:51
Jason Graham + Kim Cascone + TEZ / raindrops #7 / 6:01
Skoltz_Kolgen / ether / 3:51
Kaffe Matthews / mount magnet / 6:37
Marcel Wierckx / black noise white silence / 3:00
Martijn Van Boven / a thousand scapes / 10:01
Otolab / animula / 8:00
Rayxxxx / pulse / 7:20
LIA + @C / study #40 / 9:47
Bas Van Koolwijk / fdbck/av 3d / 6:02
Frank Bretschneider / rhythm exp. / 5:14
Domenico Sciajno / sgf / 7:02
Pe Lang + Zimoun / untitled sound objects / 0:47
Ulf Langheinrich / it would have been fantastic / 5:05
Quayola + Mira Calix + Autobam / strata #2 / 7:12
Skif ++ / Skif++ / 4:52
David Muth & Hiaz / counterclockwise / 2:04
Kurt Hentschlager / xscape / 7:01
Natalie Bewernitz + Marek Goldowski / life at the witch trails / 10:06
total time: 2:23:18
The video o/68 will be shown at Animateka,
6th International Animated Film Festival
Ljubljana, Slovenia
2009/12/07-2009/12/13
http://www.animatekafestival.org
watch video >>> http://www.liaworks.com/videos/o68
