a project by Sigi Torinus & Andrea Sunder-Plassmann
November 2 – 13, 2011 Hillmarfestivalen Steinkjer
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Club Instabil networked improvisation
blackhole-factory + guests
pics on flickr
Kunstmühle Braunschweig, Germany, May 21 at 8pm
in Braunschweig:
Marc Sloan (New York City): bass, electronics
Brent Lee (Windsor, Canada): sax, electronics
Elke Utermöhlen (Braunschweig): voice, live processing
Martin Slawig (Braunschweig): objects, live processing
Sigi Torinus (Windsor, Canada): visuals
online:
Chris Vine (Londrina, Brasil): guitar, electronics
Michael Trommer (Toronto, Canada): field recordings
Rob Cruickshank (Toronto, Canada): electronics
Yavuz Uydu (Sydney, Australia): oud, bendir
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Mirame Pero No Me Toques
2-channel video
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Thursday, February 24, 2011 at 7:30 pm
Lambton Tower, Studio A Windsor ON Canada
Visiting artist Jaroslaw Kapuscinski joins the Noiseborder Ensemble in an interactive performance with Sigi Torinus, Matthew Rideout, Trevor Pittman, Nicholas Papador, Riaz Mehmood, Megumi Masaki, Chris McNamara, Brent Lee
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Particle Zoo is an interactive piece for one percussionist (Nicholas Papador) and two laptop performers (Brent Lee & Sigi Torinus). The work explores ideas of scale and the perception of time sonically and visually. MaxMSP/Jitter is used to process live sound and video to map gestures from the sonic into the visual realm, and to mix a variety of sounds and images relating to the central concept.
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a project by Sigi Torinus & Andrea Sunder-Plassmann
show runs through November 4, 2010
Thanks to Dermot Wilson (curator), Alex Campbell (Gallery Coordinator) and Natasha Landry (Education Officer) for making our time in North Bay fun, and for Lieann Koiwkoski (Director of Near North Mobile Media Lab) for her enthusiasm during setup!
WKP Kennedy Gallery 150 Main St E, North Bay, ON – open Tues-Fri 11-5 PM, Saturday 12-4PM
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The Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Canada
with Andrea Sunder-Plassmann, Germany
Special thanks to Linda Jansma (curator) and Jason Dankel (Preparator) for an exciting and wonderful time at the gallery! You absolutely rock! This has been our best setup ever. And thanks to Carl Lavoy (curator, Thames Art Gallery, Chatham) for bringing the show to Oshawa!
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Thames Art Gallery, Chatham, Canada
with Andrea Sunder-Plassmann, Germany
Thames Art Gallery, Chatham
Oct 30 – Nov 29, 2009
The project was first launched in Australia in 1997 with Anita Kocsis (Australia) at the SCA Gallery in Sydney; the same year we brought browsing beauty to San Francisco (Gallery 16). In 1998 we created a very different-looking show in Berlin, Germany (Galerie am Marstall), with the balloons remaining as the main carriers of images, and in Moscow (TV Gallery Moscow) with Russian text and images we found in and around Moscow. In 1999 the idea of browsing beauty became the basis for “Slushaj! Sasha und der Kosmos” (Galerie Marstall, Berlin Germany).
So far, each show had a different focus in relationship to beauty; Australia was intimacy (inspired by the vast distances geographically), Moscow had nostalgia (this was during the transition of Soviet Union to Russia), San Francisco was magic and pleasure (during the dotcom rise with its oppulence), in Berlin it was the question of identity of a new Berlin after the wall came down, for Canada we are thinking of longing (it’s a country of immigrants, many dreaming of going ‘home’ one day, while in Australia immigrants came to stay for good…).
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