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Experiment 0295
Experiment 0295
(2015)
Arrizabalaga, Pelayo; Sen, Quido
Schenk, Andreas (Performer)
Carole Kambli, Jacqueline Falk (Eventcurator)
Martinez, Eduardo (Camera)
Carole Kambli, Jacqueline Falk (Eventcurator)
Martinez, Eduardo (Camera)
Tags
vwg:declare
2015
Video 16:9
Multimedia performance
Sound Art
Video art
Experimental
Exhibition object
Machine
Projection
Duo
Quido Sen and Pelayo Arrizabalaga use the operating theater in the old cantonal hospital in Zug as a venue for sound and video experiments. Quido Sen's multimedia installation is the starting point for the event.
In the hall, three red breathing creatures lie on an improvised table, wrapped in a cocoon-like wire mesh. The creatures are connected to four large green glass vessels. The glass vessels serve as resonating bodies. The sounds they produce are reminiscent of warning signals, pulse beats or the faint sound of wind. The tangle of connecting wires and visible electronic circuits hint at the complexity and difficulty of the experiment.
Both protagonists react to the situation with sound and image and intensify it through their mutual interaction.
In the hall, three red breathing creatures lie on an improvised table, wrapped in a cocoon-like wire mesh. The creatures are connected to four large green glass vessels. The glass vessels serve as resonating bodies. The sounds they produce are reminiscent of warning signals, pulse beats or the faint sound of wind. The tangle of connecting wires and visible electronic circuits hint at the complexity and difficulty of the experiment.
Both protagonists react to the situation with sound and image and intensify it through their mutual interaction.
automatically translated from german
Additional
Bild 1: Georg Frey
Bild 2: Quido Sen
Custom Electronics: Andreas Schenk
Elektronik Reanimationen
place: Zug
KuratorIn: Carole Kambli, Jacqueline Falk
Dokumentationstyp: Dokumentation einer Performance/Aktion / Documentation of a performance/action
Medium
Video 16:9
Dauer: 7:43