Synchronic (in)visibility
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2017
Performance, 25 min Single channel live broadcast with multi-camera VJ-ing Synchronic (in)visibility is a work that operates as a disembodied experience of performance, since the performer is not physically present in the exhibition space before the audience. The audience is instead viewing the performance on a large screen projection, while the performer is at an undisclosed location performing alone. The performance is live-feed broadcast on the internet in realtime, so anyone, anywhere could access the performance. In the undisclosed space (the broadcast room), there are 3 surveillance cameras at different angles set up, while the broadcast source runs an automated VJ programme that layers the camera angles at intervals, enhancing the linear abstraction of the high-visibility lines on the performers’ costume. |
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15.06.2017: Second iteration. Disembodied performance. Live VJ broadcast on Ustream. Screened live in the 'No Future' exhibition at Out of the Brew Gallery as apart of the 'Against the Slow Cancellation of the Future' Conference from the Centre for Cultural Studies (CCS) at Goldsmiths, University of London |
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Credits: Max MSP VJ programme written by Peter Mackenzie Sound design by James Philip Brown Performed by Monica Tolia |