6 musicians from different areas of electronic music develop one composition for the public space. The 8-channel sound installation will extend at the area of the centralgarden of over 400 square meters, which is used by passengers, neighbors, children etc. in many different ways. The piece of music varies over 12 hours and through 8 loud-speakers. The different sounds at different places of that area are in a permanent movement and are changing sound and space.
Florian Schmeiser
Florian Schmeiser is a media artist in the fields of music, sound-art, installation and public art. He has worked in public art projects (as schuda/schmeiser with Susanne Schuda), temporary and permanent installations and interventions in Austria since 1999. His sound art includes installations and sound objects, e.g. for exhibitions at Medianoche NY, Rencontres Internationales Paris, 1000 Plateaus Chengdu, Functionsuite Edinburgh. His interactive installations are based on auto-generative music, using a software developed particulary for the purpose, that transforms digital information, like the one of barcodes, into musical scores. His music combines experimental electronics, classical music and pop music. He is doing sound performances in Europe and Asia, such as the Expo Shanghai, ABC-Festival Germany, Tonspur Austria, Waterland Kwanyin Beijing, Ninliho Gallery Foshan, Dawang Culture Highland Shenzhen.
www.florianschmeiser.net
www.schmesier.com
www.centralgarden.at
www.florianschmeiser.net
www.schmesier.com
www.centralgarden.at
Central Garden is a noncommercial space at the Viennese Danube Canal, that has been established as an artistic and cultural project space. The CODED CULTUREs festival will present the project Vibrate space, a 8-channel sound installation in public space, at Central Garden.The work “Lumograph” is a sculptural interface in public space, which is planned as artistic intervention and will be installed in the “Central Garden”
Today 30.9.2011: 19h
Urania Wien
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Urania Wien
GAMES CULTURE CIRCLE
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