About
Visual Rhythms is a collaborative project between Simon Longo aka Dithernoise and Max Schleser
The Visual Rhythms performance can be described as 'reconfiguring the material of already constituted objects and formal arrangements.
The interaction is based in the movement of field of abstract information, or more correctly the intervals between them, such as perceptual cues, light, texture, colour, and ideas, the artists will integrate, live remixing, location based information such as sound, video and subjective informations within the performance.
The Visual Rhythms performance can be described as 'reconfiguring the material of already constituted objects and formal arrangements.
The interaction is based in the movement of field of abstract information, or more correctly the intervals between them, such as perceptual cues, light, texture, colour, and ideas, the artists will integrate, live remixing, location based information such as sound, video and subjective informations within the performance.
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About
Visual Rhythms is a collaborative project between Simon Longo aka Dithernoise and Max Schleser
The Visual Rhythms performance can be described as 'reconfiguring the material of already constituted objects and formal arrangements.
The interaction is based in the movement of field of abstract information, or more correctly the intervals between them, such as perceptual cues, light, texture, colour, and ideas, the artists will integrate, live remixing, location based information such as sound, video and subjective informations within the performance.
The Visual Rhythms performance can be described as 'reconfiguring the material of already constituted objects and formal arrangements.
The interaction is based in the movement of field of abstract information, or more correctly the intervals between them, such as perceptual cues, light, texture, colour, and ideas, the artists will integrate, live remixing, location based information such as sound, video and subjective informations within the performance.
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United Kingdom London
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Visual-Rhythms
3 performers
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