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Two huge screens provide the performer with his backdrop, one linked up to his laptop, the other to a video camera.
The video camera is also linked to the laptop, and points at its screen.
The laptop’s screen shows the interactive software EyeCon, whose interface transmits the pictures captured by the video camera.
The assemblage gives shape to a new video music ‘tool’ that places the performer, and his audience, within a very difference creative and perceptive context.
In this way, MultiReverse inverts the relationship between sound and image, as it is the moving pictures that generate sound, and not vice versa. Images are no longer a “backdrop” to music. Sound is no longer a “soundtrack” to images. Instead, both combine to form a true, unique audiovisual event that is different every time, as the environmental and emotional context changes.
http://www.verdegiac.org/performances/Multireverse-EN.html
Two huge screens provide the performer with his backdrop, one linked up to his laptop, the other to a video camera.
The video camera is also linked to the laptop, and points at its screen.
The laptop’s screen shows the interactive software EyeCon, whose interface transmits the pictures captured by the video camera.
The assemblage gives shape to a new video music ‘tool’ that places the performer, and his audience, within a very difference creative and perceptive context.
In this way, MultiReverse inverts the relationship between sound and image, as it is the moving pictures that generate sound, and not vice versa. Images are no longer a “backdrop” to music. Sound is no longer a “soundtrack” to images. Instead, both combine to form a true, unique audiovisual event that is different every time, as the environmental and emotional context changes.
http://www.verdegiac.org/performances/Multireverse-EN.html
Durée (minutes)
35
Ce qui est necessaire
2 projectors
2 screens side by side
1 sound system
