From the CD/DVD ‘Splitzo’, a collaboration between the Cortisol Quintet and video artist Mark Linnane. This video features content created using a modified version of the ‘Verlets’ Jitter patch by Andrew Benson. This project is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland. [1]

A random constructive 4-channel video, built in PureData/Flash, automatically creating a neverending dark thriller based in a fictitious hotel by using short snippets of high-tensioned and looping Hollywood-found-footage. [1]

Pattern Recognition is an animated graphical score created in tandem with the music through a finely tuned generative and performative process. Each shape has a dedicated relationship to its corresponding sound, much like notes written on a stave. Each tick, pulse and tone is represented within a labyrinth of grids as it plays with our [...]

Live performance of the Live Animated Orchestra recorded in April, 2009 in Paris. Based on the story of the Queen of Sheba, Makeda vs. Salomon is an experimental animated movie specially created for the music set of Arat Kilo (an ethiopian jazz band). It was originally performed in the parisian Art Gallery “Espace Brochage Express”.

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COSMOS, Composed by Sung, Heng , Chao Shih-Li in 2010. This is an interactive multimedia performance that use max/msp and Ableton Live. We want create a atmosphere just like mystery and maximum something like cosmos, just endless. [1]

This is a collaboration between Alphonse Izzo and Lief Ellis. Izzo created the audio and Ellis constructed the video. The idea behind the work is based on a feeling of detachment when entering overwhelmingly large and crowded urban environments. There is a sense that one is in another world. The famous crossing in Tokyo was [...]

A performance by Palindrome at the 2008 SEAMUS (Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States) conference at the University of Utah. Robert Wechsler, dancer/choreographer, Dan Hosken, sound and interactive sound programming. The video from a camera focused on the dancer is analyzed in realtime by the program EyeCon and that motion data is passed [...]

Time Sculptures II considers another aspect of the nature of time: the moment, one often not strictly defined section of the present – between the past and the future. Only at the moment – instant – we do exist and there is a past, a present and future. The moment is constantly exposed to a [...]