SYLVAIN DUMAIS
Mandala
ADAM SCALES
invitation-à-la-lévitation
Yuri Suzuki
The welcome chorus
The Welcome Chorus is an interactive installation that brings together sound, sculpture and artificial intelligence (AI). Commissioned by Turner Contemporary for Margate NOW festival, the sculpture consists of twelve horns, each representing a different district of Kent. Each horn continually sings lyrics which are generated live by a uniquely trained, site-specific piece of AI software. Symbolically and aesthetically, these sculptural forms reference the origin of the word ‘Kent’; thought to derive from the word ‘kanto’, meaning horn or hook.
LATERAL OFFICE
CLEARING
PIERRE BELOUIN
Tape Wall
Can Büyükberber
Morphogenesis
Morphogenesis (from the Greek morphê ‘’shape” and genesis “creation”; literally, “beginning of the shape”) is the biological process that causes an organism to develop its shape. As a fulldome and virtual reality piece inspired by the phenomenon of emergence in self-organized systems, Morphogenesis consists of continuous transformation of fundamental geometrical patterns and uses them as the building blocks of immersive spaces.
Sam Twidale & Marija Avramovic
Sunshowers
(AI) infinite simulations
FILE FESTIVAL SP 2019
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‘Sunshowers’ is the third in our series of real-time animation artworks. It is inspired by the opening chapter of Akira Kurosawa’s film Dreams which follows a young boy as he explores a forest and stumbles across a fox wedding (Kitsune no Yomeiri). Our piece explores ideas of animism and techno-animism by assigning life in the form of artificial intelligence to all of the objects, both natural and man-made, within the virtual world. The piece unfolds in real time with the characters themselves deciding which paths they will follow.
RAUMLABORBERLIN
moritzplatz
DAVID LYNCH
Дэвид Линч
ديفيد لينش
大卫·林奇
デビッドリンチ
데이비드 린치
hair paintings
MAIA URSTAD
Maia Urstad, a sound artist based in Bergen, Norway, joined ISIS in 2009 for a 3-week research residency. Maia’s research was based around using and adapting portable radio systems and local FM-transmissions. Maia explored the Northumberland coast where she carried out experiments with multiple radios, broadcastings signals across the North Sea from the cliffs of Howic and the beaches surrounding Bamburgh in an attempt to communicate across the sea, attempting to reach her home town of Bergen.
Shohei Fujimoto
Kraft einer #Oberfläche / Testmuster
Die Installation für dieses Stück besteht aus einem Laser, einem Spiegel und einem Motor. Zwei identische Installationen sind vertikal symmetrisch aufgebaut. Die Arbeit nutzt die Natur des Spiegels zwischen den beiden Installationen (wobei die rechte und die linke Seite sich gegenseitig reflektieren). Jede Installation operiert auf der gleichen Zeitachse und verhält sich gleich und erinnert an eine substanzlose Spiegelfläche. Das in Richtung des feststehenden Spiegels emittierte Bild unterstreicht die verworrene Qualität des substanzlosen Raums, in dem Spiegel einen Kreislauf von Multiplikation und Verschwinden erzeugen und sich sein Verhalten je nach Position des Betrachters ändert.
Constantin Luser
Rotationsquintett
Визуальная ссылка Константина Лузера на компьютерную графику подрывается эмоциональным содержанием и импульсивным стилем рисования. «Он проводит очень тонкую и точную линию, которая превращается из шаблона в формулу, из изображения в слово и оттуда в повествование. Соединяется как очень четкая мысль. В результате получается коммутатор, который определяет разные уровни, создает структуры и определяет отношения, которые позволяют определенную степень ориентации ». (Даниэль Бауманн)
MATTHEW MONAHAN
ماثيو موناهان
마태 복음 모나한
マシュー・モナハン
Matthew Monahan’s work presents a futuristic archaeology. Drawing from a wide range of influences, from Modernist art to ancient totems, Monahan’s ‘artefacts’ are both familiar and strange. Filtering historical mythologies through his own personal system of reference, altered further through the experience of making, Monahan’s work alludes to a contemporary spirituality, where beauty and brutality coalesce as virtual monuments.
Ei Wada
Toki Ori Ori Nasu – Falling Records
In this work, open reel tape recorders are placed on top of high pedestals and, as they play back, the magnetic tape unspools down into plastic receptacle below. The tape that accumulates in the container piles up as time passes, weaving an unusual pattern in the space. When the tape stops accumulating it is wound back up at high speed to a symphonic soundtrack. The pattern that had existed until then is extinguished and a new pattern is then woven.
