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TAE HONG
PARK | E.U.A.
Omoni (mother in Korean) is a piece that touches on many facets of motherhood.
The piece was mainly composed using speech samples obtained from numerous "interviews"
when asked to comment on the subject of motherhood. One of the primary objectives
was to get speakers from a diverse age group (3~92 yrs.) and background to render
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DEREK HOLZER
E SARA KOLSTER | Netherlands
Field recordings made in the disused former Soviet warport of Karosta, Latvia.
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BLACK HOLE
(Elke Utermöhlen, Martin Slawig) | Germany
Trans u.
Elke Utermoehlen: voice, objects, live electronic
Martin Slawig: objects, live electronic
Trans.u creates audiovisual landscapes with the help of found objects and interactive
computer technology. the materials used in the performance are a permanently changing
mixture.
New things are added at new places, others will be left away. That is why trans.u
stays in the process of creation.
Movement of the performers and actions with the materials are observed by different
sensors and cameras.
The information created by sound and movement is being used as a source for audiovisual
live processing. projection is layed over the stage, integrating objects and performers
into the projected images.
Sounds are produced by using natural material (water, sand, stone...) but also
by plastic and scrap metal or prepared objects. by adding feedback, noise from
electronic equipment and singing performances create minimalist images, halting
grooves and pulsing beats. |
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