7. Live: HOBBYDELUXE
DDVJ
HOBBYDELUXE is a spanking new DDVJ team featuring dj Markiss (FCK),
dj Toni Little (quick & brite) and vj Mike.TV (quick & brite).
Markiss and Toni spin their dark and dirty records while Mike.TV fights
off a dynamic visual mediawar. Expect more than static deejaying, because
aside from all this mayhem, the trio occasionally gets tempted to play
live acid improvisations.
www.hobbydeluxe.nl
a showcase of innovating media art & electronic music
Saturday 16 December 2006
Sugar Factory Amsterdam
Time: 22.00h. - 05.00h.
Price: 10 Euro
Location:
Sugar Factory
Lijnbaansgracht 238 Amsterdam
1. Fear_lab
live cinema
Fear_lab is a project by Xander de Boer, Steven Heather & Siegmar
Zacharias Part of Telling Time. They explore in this live-mix of image,
sound and text the mechanisms of fear and the potentialities of the
audiences imagination.
Trees and houses from train set models as well as cardboard sets create
the backdrop for the audience fantasy. Foley becomes the sound-scape
of the audiences projection, transmitted for everybody individually
via head-phones. And text put together from political speeches, and
films lets imagination run wild in search for a story. Everything is
live, you have a choice. Watch the fiction or watch how it's been made.
Lets play the game virtual reality in the dark. Don't worry you are
not alone. Fear_lab is a laboratory. They plan danger through make-belief.
How much are you willing to see with your eyes closed? How far can you
go to the point of no return?
2. Keir Neuringer
audio-visual performance
Born in New York and based in The Hague, Neuringer's roots are in
music, but he uses a variety of media to manifest his opposition to
the destructive behavior exhibited and accepted by the dominant culture.
His latest audiovisual work examines various territorial designations
within the fragile and deteriorating international order in a live choreography
of text, documentary and abstract imagery, and lo-/hi-fi electronic
music.
3. Interactive Light Wall / Magdatt
installation
ICW reacts to its surroundings. Waves of light and abstract color
patterns are moving along with the passing audience. The interaction,
size and futuristic design form a pleasant surprise. The Interactive
Light Wall is designed by Magdatt aka Matthias Oosterink.
www.magdatt.nl
4. Résistance électronique
VJ-performance
Résistance électronique is a VJ collective formed in 2004
by three HKU students. They like combining selfmade footage of characters
with synthesized colour patterns and abstract forms. The guys perform
live using controllers, cameras and audience participation.
www.resistance-electronique.org
5. Live: Ard Bit
Ard Bit is the brainchild of Ard Janssen, and is the moniker for his
vision of abstract electronic music. Downtempo beats, atmospheric soundscapes,
and a amount of melancholy, moulded in a fresh form, is characteristic
for his music. In 1999 he enrolled in the Royal Conservatory of The
Hague where he studied electronic composition at the institute of Sonology.
He received his degree in June 2003.
www.ardbit.com
6. Live: Tundra
Tundra likes a bit of cinematic drama in his productions, and with his
experience on sounddesign, you won't find any corny samples or obvious
drumcomputers. With a 1000 influences, and a musical taste as wide as
the horizon, his sound keeps evolving everyday. Tundra's sound is best
described as a blend of melodic techno and tough glitchy electro. Tundra
is studying Sound Design, on the Utrecht School of Music & Technology
where he is still going strong in the third year.
www.myspace.com/tundravisions
VERSCH is produced by Beyond Expression and supported by: Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, VSBfonds and ThuisKopie Fonds. Sponsors: d-hosting, iCi concepts & design, HEBBIZZ ICT, Bright Magazine, BeamSystems and Artfreaks.