Tuesday, January 13, 2009

November 13, 2009: Walk-Pasa-Bouge Performance at the Monkey Town


 

"Walk Pasa Bouge" (video performance concert)
by Cia LORROJO, Laia Cabrera & Isabelle Duverger

A 3-video stream with aerial work and live sound.
live video concert-performance conceived by an international group of artists in various disciplines that sits somewhere between experimental music, film-making, theater-dance and digital art.

Artists:
Brice Malahude (experimental music, France), Laia Cabrera (visuals, based in New York), Maite San Juan (silk aerial, Spain), Isabelle Duverger (live drawing animation, France).

Poster design and photography © Isabelle Duverger

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Nov. 1st, 2008: For Feather/Laia Cabrera @ BAM Cafe

Performance of For Feather with Live Visuals by Laia Cabrera
Animations by Isabelle Duverger


Saturday, September 13, 2008

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Sept 2008: filming "Touching Gravity 2/Tilt" with Caryn Heilman

"Touching Gravity 2/Tilt" is a 2008 commission of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc., (aka Ether-Ore) for its Turbulence web site. It was made possible with funding from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Additional support was provided by Frank and Barbara Peters through the Medici Circle award at the University of California at Irvine.

Touching Gravity 2/Tilt
by Caryn Heilman (LiquidBody MediaDance) with music by Nana Simopoulos [Needs Flash player and core duo Mac or PC] - Touching Gravity 2/Tilt is an interactive, aerial videodance superimposed on a composited image of two rivers in the towns of North Adams and Adams, Massachusetts. Part of the Networked Realities: (Re)Connecting the Adamses project, the two New England towns are (re)connected through a colorful, fluid, multilayered dance that incorporates the movement of the natural landscape from each town, seen through the “difference” blend mode of the Flash interface.
Users can create and save their own versions of the dance by determining the order and timing of five different clips. Periodically, additional clips will be added so that both the dance and the user experience may evolve.
Composer and instrumentalist Nana Simopoulos has contributed five tracks to accompany the five dance clips; each piece is played on a single instrument representing a different continent. Together, they form a single composition that is layered over the sounds of the two rivers, providing the listener with the ability to remix the musical textures.