Multimedia Performance “Eclectic Systems” Closing night of .MOV!
Saturday, July 26th
7:30 pm Doors
,
8:00 pm start
@
Rainbow Dome
1660 Federal Boulevard
Denver, CO, 80204
Curated by: Adán De La Garza + Jenna Maurice
This event is free
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Statement:
The final night of .MOV features three distinct live video performances from artists in Portland, Denver, and Austin. Each artist presents a unique, real-time exploration of sound and image. not to be missed! This is live, experimental work that challenges traditional performance. This is the festival’s finale—come celebrate with us!
MSHR "Network Entity " (USA)
For this audiovisual performance, MSHR has designed a digital system that links visual and sonic parameters using open-source software. The duo improvises with the system via a handmade sculptural interface to unfold a series of compositions for video projection and four-channel sound. The result is a kind of live cinema in which visual and sonic shapes mutate through mutual interaction, guided by the players.
Colorado Premiere
Phillip David Stearns "Refresh" (USA)
An improvisation with a self-built audio-visual performance system. The system combines three techniques from previous performance work: HD Analog (VGA) video synthesis, breadboard based modular synthesis using digital logic chips (CMOS), and analog mixer feedback through various effects units. The sonic and audio textures will derive from the fundamental frequencies of an HD video signal subdivided, layered, switched, and fed-back into an audio-visual landscape that evolves slowly but chaotically between rhythm, harmony, dissonance and noise.
World Premiere
Kyle Evans "bitwhisper.exe" (USA)
bitwhisper.exe is a live audio-visual performance that blends abstraction and rhythm, navigating the fragile terrain between structure and collapse. Visuals flicker like corrupted memory, responding in real time to whispered frequencies and fractured beats. The performance examines AV alignment as a dynamic system that invites both immersion and disorientation. It is a meditation on digital instability, and the human instinct to find meaning in abstract sound and image.
