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Greedy Baby, Elettronica In Dvd

Alessandra MiganiJuly 3, 2006

Melodies full of emphasis, experimental sounds, crescendo pathos: these are only a few simple words that I feel I need to use in order to describe the music by Plaid, historical brace of intelligent electronic music that for years has given a personal discourse of experimentation between audio and video... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

Sonambiente, Berlin Plays From The Roots

Roberto Paci DaloJuly 3, 2006

Last time, it was exactly ten years ago, summer 1996. Sonambiente is back after a decade to be talked and populates with sounds and images the most refined locations of a nicer and nicer summer Berlin, attractive and this year crazy for football... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

No Brand’s World

Miriam PetruzzelliJuly 3, 2006

From 15 to 17 June the first floor of CCCB in Barcelona gave hospitality to Sonarmatica , section of digital culture and projects of critical and creative use of the new media from Sonar festival, that this year had as subtitle Always On... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

Satellite Jockey, Audiovideo 2.0

Marco MancusoJuly 3, 2006

It could seem a banality talk about audiovisual projects that use the infinite samples of multimedia contents that populates the Net on a review like ours. Besides is more and more on anyone lips, experts and not: the 2.0 Web is coming... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

Digital Sculpture Is Oriented Toward North

Beatrice FerrarioJune 1, 2006

Sabrina Raaf, is a young but established Chicago-based artist working in experimental sculptural media and photography. She creates works of art linking science and technology, nature and mechanics. Her sculptures continuously relate to real world, but Sabrina alters familiar landscapes bringing invisible aspects back to life... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 15, June 2006

Lemur Robots, Electric Music Players?

Teresa De FeoJune 1, 2006

Mechanical creatures are always captivating, although digital culture seems to be directed toward visual, web semantic shifts, and informatics codes poetic and revolutionary linking. But we are talking about robots that keep on lasting and astonishing despite the success of immaterial dimension. Karel Capek 's offspring is increasingly numerous... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 15, June 2006

Daniel Rozin, Mirror Of The Soul

Marco MancusoMay 2, 2006

Daniel Rozin is an artist and teacher of new technologies applied to interactive arts. Personally one of the most original international author, one of the few able to exalt the concept of interactivity with his works and personalize the connections between artist, work and spectator... READ MORE...

ArticlesDesignDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Pleix, French Videoclip

Alessandra MiganiMay 2, 2006

There is a videoclip, one of the most curios, funny and classy that Mtv has ever seen. On music notes and rhythmic created by Vitalic, a genius of the French electronic movement, a lot of dogs and puppies are flying in slow motion, a great contrast with the music... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Progetto Antenna: Audiovisual Rendering

Bertram NiessenMay 2, 2006

By multiplying themselves infinitely, rendering specialists multiply 3D experiments, unfortunately not always at the same speed. Sculpturing virtual material and sculpturing sound, scanning physical time and cutting up cinematographic time are beginning to be manipulated by the new creative generation in search of more and more integrated expressive techniques... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

The Multimedia Colours Of Micha Klein

Elena Bianchi VairaniMay 2, 2006

Micha Klein, Holland school year 1964 is considered to be one of the most well known exhibiters of digital art and culture of recent years, computer graphic genius and pioneer of the vjing, in the as we intend it today... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Viral Communication Hotbed

Claudia D'AlonzoMay 2, 2006

According to some scientists the word virus does not indicate a living being, but information contained in the DNA/RNA with a various alignment at some point of the genome. The virus enters into the organism and taking advantage of vital cycles and nutriment it infects it, it modifies the cellular morphology succeeding at times to prime modifications in the informative matrix of the host, represented by the DNA... READ MORE...

ActivismArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Stalder: The Future Of Digital Communities

Tatiana BazzichelliMay 2, 2006

It was almost 10 years ago, when in 1994 Pierre Levy wrote the collective intelligence. Maybe it was a too positive vision of what was going to be the digital, but that book developed a lot of scenary, from the idea of a virtual community to a ciberspace made of related minds.... READ MORE...

ActivismArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Experiment New Interactions

Bertram NiessenMarch 29, 2006

Kinotek is a duo of video performer from Rome, composed of Mattia Casalegno and Giovanni D'Aloia . They try to build up audio-visual ambient using the languages of the new media arts. They move with confidence between the area of club vjing and the area of abstract performances, with the objective to experiment the different modalities of interaction between technologies and performances... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

Rec Festival, Live After Siesta

Silvia BianchiMarch 29, 2006

The Rec Festival of 25 th February 2006 in Madrid has seen the participation of different artists from all around Europe and local artists as well. The festival was a marathon of 12 hours where 24 deejays and as many vee-jay alternate head to head on two different stages giving a good overview about the last European production... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

Echran, Black Electronic Metronomy

Marco MancusoMarch 29, 2006

There is a duo who come to the attention of the musical chronicles of Italian underground, a couple able to mix with care both the musical production and the live aspect, the audio synthesis and the video representation... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

La Molleindustria, When The Goin’ Gets Tough

Claudia D'AlonzoMarch 29, 2006

A process of creative deconstruction has been assaulting one of the most representative mass entertainment commercial product: videogame. Groups as Molleindustria, Newsgaming , Antiwargame, Metapet deconstruct schemes and contents of videogame language changing videogames from entertainment instruments into soft stings to kindle lethargic brains... READ MORE...

ActivismArticlesDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

Fluid.nl: Designer O Developer?

Luca MarzelloMarch 29, 2006

The majority of developers are not really designers and vice versa. It is more common to find a work team instead of a single do-it-all. We can however come across really talented, creative and enthusiastic people, who are not worried about using this or that software and who at the same time love design and programming... READ MORE...

ArticlesDesignDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

Rld, La Republique Libre Du Design

Miriam PetruzzelliMarch 29, 2006

Also this year Milan is speaking about design again in the liveliest and most gossiped about week of the season, Il Salone del Mobile. Here design is extended over a closed public to awaken wider curiosity and consensus, but still waiting to know if also this year the Salone del mobile will be a sort of collective relay race between aperitifs and parties or if instead everything will be reduced to a more authentic and introspective social and cultural dimension... READ MORE...

ArticlesDesignDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006