Hi,
Later than planned, but nevertheless:
http://vimeo.com/20367891
We tried to integrate a variety of disciplines, including live coding,
in one improvisational performance. Since it's kind of fresh there's a
lot of things to be improved, but we're curious about what you think.
So please have a look if you're interested and do not hesitate to give
your opinion.
A 3min video containing excerpts will follow later.
Thanks,
laurens.
On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Laurens van der Wee
<l.vanderwee_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I would like to advertise for a collaborative performance that will
> take place on December 14th at Proeflokaal, Theater Kikker, Utrecht,
> The Netherlands.
>
> Lemuriformes is a collaboration where live coding, live painting and
> sonic art are coming together in one performance. Coding is done in
> Max 4, because of its graphic quality and more specific looks compared
> to 5. We hope to set up a triangular relationship between the three
> involved disciplines: incoming sound is transformed by the patch that
> is coded, the code will interfere with the graphical output of the
> visual artist, the whole artistic output will (hopefully) inspire us
> on the fly in our creative process (it's improvisational after all).
> In terms of live coding, this project is concerned with:
> 1] the role of the graphical properties of coding in performance;
> 2] live coding in collaborative performances in general;
> 3] live coding as a means of sound transformation rather than synthesis;
> 4] additional questions... please contribute!
> With: Julie Dassaud (live painting), Eliad Wagner (synths), Roel van
> Doorn (circuit bending), Laurens van der Wee (live coding).
>
> Hope you find it interesting, will post a link to a video later.
>
> laurens.
>
Received on Sat Feb 26 2011 - 18:23:03 GMT