speech of light by the duo Best Before and Unu
Audio: Antonis Anissegos (Unu)
Animation: Andreas karaoulanis (Best Before)
More infos: https://vimeo.com/channels/bestbeforeunu

Exit to enter 2013 by Michael Beil and the NADAR Ensemble.
Director: Scott Voyles, Stage-Director: Thierry Bruehl.
Presented at 'Acht Brücken Mai 2013', Colgne, Germany.

Il(s) tourne(nt) en rond by Boris Labbé

Tableau animé, installation vidéo.
Réalisation : Boris Labbé.
EMCA 2010.

"Pulsacion". Videomusic piece for solo percussion by Louis Dufort and Philip Hornsey.

Music video for image synthesis (Louis Dufort) and percussion (Philip Hornsey). The piece got presented at MNM festival 2009 smcq.qc.ca/smcq/en/, was produced as concert by ECM+ ecm.qc.ca/index.php?lang=e&fsrc2=/
and the Montreal Conservatory of Music as part of a thematic concert around the Monarch Butterfly.

ARFITICIAL (2013) - extending the pixels by João Martinho Moura.

"Minimal audio-visual generative sculpture. Custom algotithmic sound pattern creation. Curated by Ângela Berlinde for the gnration art platform. Inspired by the traditional form of pattern creation in drum machines in the 80's like the legendary TR808, one of the first programmable form of sound pattern creation."

Presented at GNRATION Braga, Portugal : 1st to 5th May 2013

Fit into the crowd by Julien-Robert

Piece for bass clarinet, computer and reactive video.
Performed by Krista Martynes, 9 min. 20.
Music and image by Julien-Robert Legault Salvail, March 2011.

"Finding a musical juxtaposition between trying to create security and finding one’s place, Fit into the crowd is based on a visual image of a character trying to musically find that place while keeping the urban security around them, with a tape part of different phrases commonly said for the sake of security like: I shouldn’t step too far out of place; It’s better to not take risks; Art beware, everything has been done."

"one ship encounters a series of notable exceptions" by
Joe Winter 3

Loops of cassette tape are moved through a transparent mechanical armature to create three dimensional line-drawn scenes of one ship's encounters with variously fantastical, formal, poetic, and personal obstacles. Each sculpture in the series depicts a single event in the ships journey through polar waters, such as One ship struck by lightning, twice, and One ship leaves the South Pole, all directions seem north. The soundtrack on the tape propels the loose narrative, and creates a tumultuous foil for the cool, calm, exterior of each piece. The video documentation cuts between the ambient sound of the gallery and excerpts of the sound heard in headphones attached to each piece.

Ryoji Ikeda :: data.anatomy [civic], 19 APR - 1 MAY 2012, Kraftwerk, Berlin, Germany

data.anatomy [civic] is a new audiovisual installation by the acclaimed Japanese artist Ryoji Ikeda, arising from a unique collaboration with Mitsuru Kariya, the development leader of the new Honda Civic.

Exhibited as a 3-screen video projection, data.anatomy [civic] immerses viewers in an intricate yet vast audiovisual composition derived from the entire data set of the car.

produced by Forma and Gaucho Productions