Current
Projects
Experimenter En Couleur
Form, Colour and Time Paper
Other than progress on the musical compositions, Experimenter
En Couleur is writing an essay called 'Form, Colour & Time'.
The essay analyses the inner dynamics of form, colour and time
in music, with reference to the writings of many notable contemporary
artists. view writings
See-So
Installation
Related to 'Form, Colour And Time', a new project is now in
full flow to develop a device with which one can paint sound
in real time. This will enable the marking of a digital canvas,
to produce abstract films, at the same time playing a sound
according to the form and colour frequency of the mark made
on the canvas. Thus a musical composition is formed with and
from the visual. The process will then be reversed, so performing
music will create accurate accompanying visual representations.
This will form installation and performance pieces in the future.
798
Factory Installation for DIAF 2007
Beijing
The first collaboration for several years has Experimenter En
Couleur working with sound artist and improvisor
Yan Jun,
on a site specific piece relating to the 798
Factory/Dashanzi Art Project in Beijing. The piece refers
to the history of the district by taking live signals from remnants
of the original services/ductwork that form the axis into the
site. Mechanical devices and generative computer based machines
will affect the mood of visitors to the exhibition. Zafka has
since joined the project and the three will work together until
completion.
Avenue of pipes leading from 798 Factory - photo by Yan Jun
Pipes within the tunnel - photo by Zafka
Sketch plan of installation axis - Experimenter En Couleur
Evolution Synthetica
Having presented two shows of Evolution Synthetica at the Victoria
and Albert Museum with Shroomstudio, Experimenter En Couleur
continues to develop connections and interactivity between the
live organisms of the performance and the digital domain. (Evolution
Synthetica is a symbiotic performance of evolving sound and
image. Live experiments describing evolutionary processes use
generative sound synthesis, microscopy, macro footage and live
generative digital animation to create a sensory spectacle bridging
art and science).

Preparation, Raphael Room, V & A
Museum - photo by Simon Ansell
The performance, Raphael Room, V & A Museum - photo by Simon
Ansell
Part of the set-up
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