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The audiovisual project Beethoven recomposed commissioned by german broadcasting company WDR is a unique approach to make the music of Ludwig van Beethoven tangible for people with and without hearing impairment.
In order to let the whole audience experience a classical concert with their eyes, the symphony was translated into a visual journey through three generative worlds following the melodic motion, rhythm and changes of mood. These visuals were projected on a large monolitic canvas hanging above the orchestra. On each side of the canvas three LED strips were added to open up the stage scenery in form of the orchestral pit. While the projection aimed at telling a coherent story and reflect the narrative and emotional aspects of the music, the lower resolution and different light intensity of the led strips was used to convey the music in a rather didactive way.
Credits
Orchestra: WDR Funkhausorchester
Musical Direction: Wayne Marshall
Composition: Stefan Behrisch
Direction: Annechien Koerselmann
Software & Visuals & Stage Design: schnellebuntebilder
Interactive installation made by Nicholas Cheung & Claudia Paz
Light Garden is a permanent interactive landscape of light, sound and experience. It transports us into a magical world and reminds us of the early childhood fantasies that we used to create.
Light Garden is a playful combination of suspended flowers, projected floor petals and surreal sounds. Colourful shapes bounce off the glossy floor creating three-dimensional patterns of light. The complex interactive technology melts away, producing a real-world cinematic experience that is influenced by people moving through the space.
Credits
Concept & Art direction: Nicholas Cheung & Claudia Paz
Interactive programming: Chris Plant / Colour Burst
Sound design: Neil Spragg / Future Sound Design
Lighting Supplier: Astera LED
DMX control: e:cue
DMX Programmer: Ruby Rubenstahl
Light Content: Cesar Castro Paz
Contractor & Installer: MAS Contratistas Generales
Production: Nicholas Cheung & Arquileds
Client: Coorporacion EW
Location: Plaza Norte, Lima, Peru
credits CristiCons
CristiCons set for ResoluteNyc remote showcase
full stream at https://www.facebook.com/ReSoluteEventsNYC/videos/698614180908249/
credits autechre - bronchus24
my visuals are algorithmic compositions. I compose visual music with parameter morphings. shapes and process. many parameters at the same time, from which I expect different effects. from experience or as a new idea. some of these work in opposite directions and together create unexpected reactions. I can deal with these spontaneously and immediately with many midi controllers and pc keys that control the basic parameters. Five different visuals can easily be created in a few days and nights in a row. on a piece of music very different versions, of which I see: I don't have it yet. pointless to include the sixth version. at intervals, sometimes weeks later, I work on it again. and sometimes I see: that's it !! (music has many aspects: shape, energy, mood, tempo .. I try to visualize at least some of them at the same time)
credits Roberto Vitalini (@Bashiba) .:. Sebastiano Barbieri (@Noir) .:. www.bashiba.com
BASHIBA Zaryadye https://vimeo.com/bashiba/organ
Inauguration of Zaryadye’s Concert Organ | 24 hours live concert
Zaryadye Concert Hall | Moscow | 29.02.2020
"The light will come to life, it will breathe and dance to the sounds produced by the organist, who will be center stage”
Daniele Finzi Pasca
Video memory by Roberto Vitalini, bashiba.com
I was part of the creative team and was present during the 24 hours. The concert offered many memorable moments, this is a mini memory, mainly for the purpose of remembering the work we have done and the fantastic skills of the organists (the sound is simply recorded with the built-in camera microphone, this is not a professional recording).
Organists in order of appearance: Winfried Boenig, Hiroko Inoue, Olivier Latry
24 Organists | 24 hours live concert | 10'000 spectators |
Sound-reactive lighting and generative video content by BASHIBA (Roberto Vitalini and Sebastiano Barbieri) for Compagnia Finzi Pasca.
bashiba.com/
finzipasca.com/en/
zaryadyehall.com/en/novosti/1926/
As a long-term partner, we developed a range of presentation platforms for premium car manfufacturer BMW over the past years. Responsible for concept, technical planning, and software, we came up with solutions on show in Geneva, Paris, Shanghai, Frankfurt, Beijing or Toronto. Tailored to the individual models and their features, the combination of bespoke media content, presentation tools, and physical elements gave BMW’s product geniuses on site powerful means to conduct their pitches.
https://meso.design/en/projects/bmw-flexible-presenter-for-premium-car-manufacturer
(c) 2016 by MESO Digital Interiors GmbH
FACING EXTINCTION / VIDEO INSTALLATION (Excerpt)
Facing Extinction is about the Anthropocene and Earths sixth mass extinction event
More than 30,000 species are threatened with extinction.
The IUCN RED LIST OF THREATENED SPECIES:
https://www.iucnredlist.org/
Initially exhibited as a Projection Mapping at the Goethe Universität in Frankfurt am Main:
https://vimeo.com/397189304
Take Action:
https://racingextinction.com/action/
Credits:
Gestaltet und produziert von m box,
Mit Beratung und Archivmaterial von:
Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung
Joel Sartore / National Geographic Photo Ark
Louie Psihoyos, Oceanic Preservation Society
Mit Unterstützung von:
Stadt Frankfurt am Main,
Messe Frankfurt,
Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main,
Okeanos - Foundation Of The Sea,
Molco - Cling Film Experts
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