May
25
2011
I got earlier today _1minute69_‘s video clip from their latest performance B0DYSC4PES, presented few days ago at the LMP – Live Performers Meeting in Rome, that gathers live video performers, visual artists and VJs.
_1minute69_ is ‘an artist collective created by french digital media enthusiasts who share ideas and approaches on collaborative works. Bound by a common will to give the audience a playful experience through immersive and/or interactive universes, the collective artists develop pieces based on the grounds of illusion and representation, in the forms of performances, audiovisual installations, architectural projections and video stage designs.’
Photo: from B0DYSC4PES live performance by _1minute69_ (c)
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Jan
15
2011
It seems like I’m publishing here by default video interviews made by 25FPS – International Festival of Experimental Film and Video. Well, yes… I do! It would be a shame to miss out interesting people talking about interesting stuff. As you can see, it can’t be simpler…
Thus, expanded cinema experimentalist and soundscape ‘catcher’ Bruce McClure talks in short about that what’s behind his works ‘There was something else behing it!’ and ‘Treeshade looms up behind the jostling’.
Photo above: Brice McClure, taken from arteleku (cc)
Photo bellow from the cover of Vouchsafe Me More Soundpicture
(Fain Make Glories) LP
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Nov
4
2010
This year, I was forced to miss 25FPS – International Festival of Experimental Film and Video due to private issues that erupted during September… and I had so many plans… and you know how much I like this festival and Expanded Cinema concept…
Well, I can only swallow the lump and move forward… One of the things I planned for this year’s edition of the festival was to interview Phill Niblock… knowing the propulsive wire and passion of the 25FPS peeps I can be happier right now, because few hours ago they published video interview with Phill Niblock on their Vimeo account…
Phill Niblock, photo by Mark Blower (c) taken form Serpentine Gallery
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Nov
4
2010
What a nice discovery on the web… really nice… Here’s experimental film The Magic Sun (1966) by Phill Niblock featuring the magical Sun Ra and his Solar Arkestra… For those hooked up to the outer limits of visuality and aerial jazzy sounds…
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Mar
19
2010
‘A Small Contribution to the Genesis of Everyday Life’ (2008) by Slovene media artists Nika Autor and Miha Ciglar deals with the complexity of relations between bodies, sounds and images as wired islands…
Nika Autor and Miha Ciglar, photo taken from Kontejner
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Feb
9
2010
The genre of experimental film has always had its audience, people who shared passion for experiments in celluloid as well as in digital projections. Experimental film is one of the luckiest genres in cinematography because with all technology development the scene around this really mesmerizing genre is capable to express the most stunning artworks and shapes…
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