MR SCRUFF all night long with his own Vj for a Audiovisual Set for a co-production between Zoo / Usine and Mapping Festival Saturday, 14th January 2012.
All style music for everyone: Soul, Funk, Latino’s music, Jazz, R’n'R, but if you prefer Hip Hop, Reggae or House Music you can have it too.
Opening 11pm
Price 15.- chf all night long
More infos: www.lezoo.ch
YOUTRIBE by THE MONTESINOS FOUNDATION & PETTER VIASSELFEBB
themontesinosfoundation.com
elvisss.com
The installation YOUTRIBE uses “Youtube” as a sociological tool. The sequences filmed by amateurs are put up together in amazingly barmy “mash-ups”. The sequences taken from the Internet and assembled in pairs have nothing to envy to a Dadaist collage and give life to an artistic performance of the most mind-boggling nature. Human Comedy is having a field day and the result is projected on two inflatable screens installed for the occasion by the Montesinos Foundation and Petter Viasselfebb .
Video credit:
Camera: Jerome Monnot,Vania Jaikin Miyazaki
Video assistants: Camille Dedieu, Linda Cavaliero
Editing: Jerome Monnot
IN THE WOODS by CAMILLE SCHERRER
chipchip.ch
Camille Scherrer is a Swiss designer exploring intersections between art and technology. She focuses on interactive installations of augmented reality, where subtle computer imagery flirts with perceived reality. Camille gets her inspiration from the mountains where she grew up and created her own universe populated by animals from the wood. With her new project, Camille plays with animals’ shadows with which the audience can create a conversation with.
Software : Steve Cardinaux – SIGMASIX
Video credit:
Camera: Jerome Monnot,Vania Jaikin Miyazaki
Video assistants: Camille Dedieu, Linda Cavaliero
Editing: Jerome Monnot
Music: ‘Behind the sea’ by Possimiste
freemusicarchive.org/music/Possimiste/
ENIGMATICA III by Kit Webster
kitwebster.com.au
A work by Australian visual artist Kit Webster, ENIGMATICA III is a visual experience that distorts reality and destabilizes its audience by using stimulation and loss of perception. The sculpture consists of ten suspended frames that diminish in size down the length of the gallery.
Video credit:
Camera: Jerome Monnot,Vania Jaikin Miyazaki
Video assistants: Camille Dedieu, Linda Cavaliero
Editing: Jerome Monnot
Music: Kit Webster
CITYMEDIA PROJECT AND BODY DOUBLE WORKSHOP led by Douglas E. Stanley
Partnership Mapping Festival/ Master Media Design Head – Geneva
head.hesge.ch/
Body Double looks at various methods of integrating Kinect sensors into interactive installations and performances. Two methods of vision capture are explored : the first dealing with detecting body morphology and the second dedicated to analyzing points in space. A development library already in use by the CityMedia project is used as a starting point. After a brief introduction to the tools, workshop participants built prototypes which were then applied directly onto the City Media system.
Video credit:
Camera: Camille Dedieu, Linda Cavaliero, Jerome Monnot, Vania Jaikin Miyazaki
Editing: Jerome Monnot
Music: ‘Belleville’ by Ikkaku (Courtesy of Micropunto Schallplatten) micropunto.net
