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Binary Opposition - by Edgar Barroso
"Binary Opposition" for Video and Electronics by Edgar Barroso Edgar Barroso "Born in Mexico in 1977, Edgar Barroso is a PhD Candidate in Music Composition at Harvard University where he works with Hans Tutschku, Brian Ferneyhough, Helmut Lachenmann, Michael Gandolfi and Chaya Czernowin. " Source: http://edgarbarroso.net/?page_id=12 This is a stunningly beautiful audiovisual work, that seems to reduce both aural and visual material to one thing, which is then used as material to craft a unified work that consists of aural and visual material. What I love about this piece, is its incredible sense of structure and development with visual and aural elements evolving over time into a variety of similar and dissimilar transformations - really e…

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Clinker - Gary James Joynes - Live Cinema
"GARY JAMES JOYNES is a sound artist, composer and visual artist from Edmonton, Canada...As CLINKER, his work explores meditative spaces and the kinesthetic and synesthetic effects of sound and visuals...Recent work includes "On the Other Side..." a Live Cinema piece commissioned by the 2008 INTERNATIONAL LEONARD COHEN FESTIVAL" Source: http://www.clinkersound.com/bio-cv/bio-cv.htm Clinker Live Cinema Really beautiful work by Clinker in Live Cinema performance. He provides a really useful and interesting definition of Live Cinema on his website's live cinema page. " LIVE CINEMA | AV PERFORMANCE - MANDATE CLINKER’s Live Cinema creates a live synchresis between audio-visual events which reside in the moment. No computer or MIDI syn…

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CVM - Charles Dockum - Mobilcolor
Historical Resource The Center for Visual Music (CVM) has a really useful research page on the Charles Dockum, the inventor of the mobilcolor projector - a projection device for performing abstract colour imagery. Visit website: http://www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Dockum/

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Jane Cassidy - Visual Music Piece
Jane Cassidy's visual music piece "The Night After I Kicked it" is a stunningly beautiful well structured visual music composition. Jane composed the visuals and music.  Having watched closely as Jane composed this piece, it was really a pleasure to see and hear this wonderful work unfold over a period of months. I love this piece. It is now on vimeo - but to see it in full quality with surround sound audio is the best way to experience this piece. However for its visual music genius, great to watch on vimeo. The Night After I Kicked It from Jane Cassidy on Vimeo .

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Bret Battey - Sinus Aestum (2009)
Bret Battey - Sinus Aestum (2009) Bret Battey is a composer of audio-visual artworks. He uses "custom software and generative techniques to create hybrid sound and image evocations of distinctive ways of being in the world". This work "Sinus Aestum" needs to be seen in high quality visuals and audio. I was lucky to see this work presented in Bath Spa last year. Quite incredible. However, the vimeo excerpt gives you a good idea of the piece. Enjoy. Sinus Aestum (Luna Series #3) (2009) from Bret Battey on Vimeo . "Sinus Aestum (Bay of Billows) is a dark lunar plain articulated by threads of white dust, like tips of flowing and silent waves. Drawing from this image, the sound and image composition "Sinus Aestum" presents on…

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SOUND STAGE - concert of sound and image

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Conference on Sonic Arts - 2006 - Amsterdam

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International Festival of Animated Film - Stuttgart

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Yann Beauvais - according to - Image and Music

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Around Perception - Pierre Hebert - Video Clip Online

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Bret Battey - Computer-realized video and sound (2005)

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Adriano Abbado - wonokromo - work about visual noise - Video Clip

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Adriano Abbado
Adriano Abbado's website is now:  http://www.noisegrains.com/ Example Motion Work KAYUPUTIH Digital animation 2 min. 24 sec. Silent 720p/25 2008, revised 2011 KAYUPUTIH  is a silent abstract animation that continues the research begun with WONOKROMO. I created  KAYUPUTIH  in 2007 and 2008. At first I made several animated sequences. After several months I selected four of them and created three sections and a coda by mixing the four sequences in several ways. All images depict different kinds of visual noise. Source:  http://www.noisegrains.com/?page_id=3 KAYUPUTIH from Adriano Abbado on Vimeo . Original Post - 26th October 2005 Adriano Abbado - Abstract Animation

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Oerd Van Cuijlenborg - Animation Artist

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Scott pagano - motion graphics

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Oskar Fishinger ARTICLES (scroll down page)

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Brian Evans - Sound waves of music seen as Light waves of color

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Gary Hill - Full Circle (Ring Modulation) what sound does a color make?

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Article - Sound in Synaesthesia - Artforum

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Michael Scroggins - Immersive VR and Absolute Animation

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