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HYPERBOREALIS at Phase Space

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On Saturday, October 9th, we hosted a show at Phase Space called HYPERBOREALIS! There were installations in our basement studio space, and a series of live performances in our outdoor yard/garage. I collaborated on a live performance that combined light art and experimental sound, along with Valeria Divinorum, Jonathan Sims, Max Coker, and Andrei Jay.

Installations at Hyperborealis Collaborative performance Valeria Divinorum performing video Me performing sound Collaborative performance

Video performance for MESMARISE05

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I performed live visuals on Sunday, July 11 at Trans-Pecos for the fifth edition of MESMARIZE, a recurring showcase presented by Mesma Records.

Me at my station The iconic tree at Trans Pecos Matt Evans People hanging out

PHOTON PLAYGROUND at Phase Space

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On Saturday, July 10, Phase Space hosted an evening of multimedia installations and performances called PHOTON PLAYGROUND. Phase Space is a diy multimedia art studio based in our basement in Bushwick. I also performed as part of a very vague band called New Delusion a.k.a. Nude Illusion.

Rob Schafer demoing his HD Colorizer Andrei in Rita Jimenez's installation People hanging outside Eva Aguila performance New Delusion performance New Delusion/Nude Illusion

TRVLR Collaborative Performance

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On Tuesday, June 29, I participated in a collaborative multimedia performance with a number of fellow artists, musicians, and dancers. I performed live music in collaboration with three other parallel sound performances, as dancers activated the space around us with kinetic sculptures. Here is the concept from Testu Collective:

Inspired by seeing a performance of Marginal Consort, a Japanese improvisational collective, Testu is gathering a group of sound makers to create unique simultaneous soundtracks with custom-built instruments, sound-making devices and synthesizers. Each sound station centers around a modular sculpture that is activated by two movement artists.

'TRVLR' is about The Travelers, microscopic alien life forms found on meteorites that have journeyed from Deep Space to Earth. The concept focuses on the fictional telling of what their first moments on Earth would be like if we zoomed in; through movement, sculpture and sound.

Performers:

  • Yoko Murakami & Maki Kitahara (movement)
  • Testu Collective - Serena Stucke & Dan Tesene (sound)
  • Alec Fellman & Maria Takeuchi (sound)
  • Gabriel Mester (sound)
  • Paloma Kop (sound)