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THURSDAY 06 AUGUST - 20.30 HS
SALA LAVARDEN, ROSARIO

404
LIVE PERFORMANCES WITH ARTISTS FORM JAPAN + SELECTED VIDEOS ´09.

SADMB [JAPAN]
PERFORMANCE "CUBIE"
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HIROSHI MATOBA [JAPAN]
PERFORMANCE "OVERBUG"
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NOBU [JAPAN]
PERFORMANCE " efffaeede"
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PERFORMANCE "CUBIE"
Cubie is a software instrument which provides innovative idea of musical performance, differs from existing musical performance system such as musical notation, DJ systems, DAW systems, etc... It has a novel concept incorporating a new interactive technique based on puzzle games. Music is represented from highly saturated colored letters on a 3D cube. Almost unlimited number of melodies and
rhythms can be created from a combination of those letters, and it can be changed on real-time by operations based on puzzle game. Those playful operations push a performer to play repeatedly and get the skill of performing with Cubie. Cubie is free software and you can play just like sadmb do.

BIO
sadmb is an art project by Sadam Fujioka who is a Japanese artist and sound programmer.
His work focuses around innovative system for live performance which is minimal, playful and yet dense.
sadmb's work has appeared exhibitions or performances around world, including SIGGRAPH, ElectroFringe, International Festival of Electronic Art 404, Asia Digial Art Award.
Now he is a Ph.D program student at Advanced Digital Contents Design Unit, Graduate School of Design, Kyushu University.



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HIROSHI MATOBA [JAPAN]
PERFORMANCE "OVERBUG"
http://www.dominofactory.net/Overbug

PERFORMANCE "Overbug"
Overbug is a music-performance tool designed to compose Minimal and Dance Music.
Through looping and newly arranging sound patterns, called 'Bugsounds', the program creates complex, polyrhythmic sounds. Overbug differs from conventional linear controlled music sequencers, which arrange the sound into a linear timeline from left to right. In Overbug the sound arrangement of the repeating music loops is equal to the visual abstraction of circular actions which built the interface through circles.
Click here to see how it works
Click here to download ¨Overbug¨

BIO
Hiroshi Matoba was born in Japan in 1983. After undergraduate course of product design, now he is studying sound art and programming at the Kyushu University and ADCDU. His interest is focused on making a new sequence system for music. Recently he tried to make a original circular software and hardware sequencer instead of throwing away a traditional liner sequence system.
This system make his original audio and visual performance and installation.
Transmediale award 2009 [Nominated], International festival of electronic art 404 [SELECTED], BACA-JA 2008 [Network Art: Grand Prix], Asia Digital Art Award 2008 [Interactive art: Finalist Prizes].


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NOBU [JAPON]
PERFORMANCE " efffaeede"

PERFORMANCE "efffaeede"
This artwork is audio visual live performance with video feedback.
This title "efffaeede" comes from eff + feed + fade. Eff means effect, feed means feedback, and fade means fade in or out. Performer makes feedback images Digital video camera.
The video feedback images are generated with digital video camera and LCD display. Using software on laptop PC between camera and display, performer can change some parameter and make sound from images. The change of images based on fractal and gradual approach become much more complicated and unpredictable by the effect of software and performance's directly approach. Main concept of this artwork is that transmuting a phenomenon into big one.


BIO
Nobuhiko Furuta, the student of doctor course of Kyushu University, was born in Aichi, Japan in 1983. He studied visual/image design, audio-visual design and information processing at Nagoya City University and produce audio-visual artwork with Max/MSP/Jitter. Now, he belongs to Nakamura laboratory, Science of Sound Culture Department of Acoustic Design, Kyushu University, Graduate School and belongs to Advanced Digital Content Design Unit (ADCDU).
He studies and produces audio-visual artwork, video artwork, and interactive artwork.



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FRIDAY 07 - 23.59 HS
ESPACIO PLANETA X
ROSARIO

MINI 404
LIVE MUSIC AND VISUALS + SELECTED VIDEOS '08 AND '09.

HIROSHI MATOBA [JAPAN]
INSTALLATION "DENKI DOMINO"
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VJ ROCKSTAR (CHILE)
rockstar-vj.com

MATILDA (ROSARIO)
myspace.com/matildapop

ETARO (ROSARIO)
etaro.org

BTL (ROSARIO)
myspace.com/btldubstep

VJ ANDRES C4
vjc4.com.ar

SADMB [JAPAN]
PERFORMANCE "CUBIE"

HIROSHI MATOBA [JAPAN]
INSTALLATION "DENKI DOMINO"

INSTALLATION "DENKI DOMINO"
DENKI DOMINO is a new composition system for visual and audio sequences.
"DENKI ("d‹C)" means "electric". DENKI DOMINO is small boxes implemented LEDs,light detector, micro computer, and small speaker. Each DOMINO reacts to the light. When DOMINO receives the light, it makes a small sound from itself and turn on its led light. Each DOMINO is just a box which make a sound and light, but when we put it like a "domino toppling", the sequence of sound and light happen to be generated. In addition, we can make a musical loop by putting DOMINO as circular layout. DENKI DOMINO enabled us to grab the sound by hand, put or pile
on floor like a musical score and play in real time at real space.

BIO
Hiroshi Matoba was born in Japan in 1983. After undergraduate course of product design, now he is studying sound art and programming at the Kyushu university and ADCDU. His interest is focused on making a new sequence system for music. Recently he try to make a original circular software and hardware sequencer instead of throwing away a traditional liner sequence system.
These system make his original audio and visual performance and installation.
Transmediale award 2009 [Nominated], International festival of electronic art 404 [SELECTED], BACA-JA 2008 [Network Art: Grand Prix], Asia Digital Art Award 2008 [Interactive art: Finalist Prizes].


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