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A headās up to those who need a diversion from the film fest but still want their visual needs met, Iris Film Collective recommendsĀ GRILL/JECK/LEMIEUX this Saturday October 7th at the Annex on Seymour, presented by the Vancouver New Music:
Austrian video artist Michaela Grill, Canadian filmmaker Karl Lemieux, and British turntablist Philip Jeck come together in this collaborative, audio-visual improvisation. 16mm film loops, digital video, sounds and audio signals are synergistically interworven to produce an atmospherically dense amalgam of images and sounds.
āBrilliant. Grill and Lemieux worked a row of projectors beaming three square frames of Stan Brakhage-like imagery onto the screen. Turntablist Jeck constructed an intense sound collage. Throughout the set there was the recurring sound of a needle on scratchy vinyl that could have been a wildfire raging in the distance.ā ā Downtown International
(from the VNM website)
Hi-Jack: bar concept
The concept presented by the post-grads isĀ āHi-Jackā: wherein the aesthetic and key interest features of the bar come from the idea of hijacking old technology for a new purpose. They seemed to indeed have in mind a bit of the Edison bulb + wood look, and lots of plants but want to do something more clever with it by incorporating obsolete technologies/items like dial telephones, old radios and picture frames, and pumping new life into them with digital technology. I think its a great idea.Ā
However, as the dean and a few others pointed out: its not quite there yet. The fact that its a bar in terms of the actual functioning of a bar: the drinks, food, etc seemed to have been neglected a bit, which is funny since I was kinda worried about the opposite - that weād be paying attention to making the serving process smoother without thinking about the rest of what a bar is! Still, there was also a big issue of WHY in terms of the interactions they proposed: why would people interact with the art etc in the bar?Ā
I think some of the interactivity needs to be maybe tied more intrinsically to bar functions like ordering drinks (eg via the telephone, or screens that let you make custom drinks). I did really love the mention of sensors that could tell when your drink was empty so staff would come to ask if you want more - great mix of automation with old school human interaction. Interactivity with the music sounds great too.Ā
I signed up for the team doing research and answering the why question. I am really interested in polishing this concept and getting it to its potential (which is clearly there! The post grads did such a fantastic job with the presentation itself too). Then once that stuff is sorted Iāll get to switch to one of the other groups anyway.
Now to start collecting ideas and inspirations to build from this concept.
What It Became Wednesday: That Porsche drawing from yesterday following some digital drama. #rendering #porsche #jamesdean #drawingcars #analogmeetsdigital