[i/o] live performance at Piksel 09

[i/o] at Piksel 09 from Karen Curley on Vimeo.

[i/o] was selected to be part of the Live Events program at Nøsteboden during the 7th annual Piksel festival in Bergen, Norway on Nov 22, 2009. This live clip is sourced from the Piksel Mediabase stream, so quality of video and audio is quite compressed. Also this is a short 3 min edit of the original 26 min live performance.

Piksel 09 Festival for Electronic Art and Technological Freedom!

Licht und Klang at Tramuntana09

'Licht und Klang' will be included as part of the ESPAI MAGNETARIUM screening program in Cadaqués (Alt Empordà - Girona) Spain on Jul 18, 2009. (*click here to view)

Tramuntana '09 Audio Visual Festival

Licht at Bluebanana Festival

'Licht' has been selected as a finalist in the first Bluebanana Video Art Contest in Landau, Bavaria, Jul 16-18, 2009. (*click here to view)

Bluebanana Video Art Festival

Licht at Urbanscreens 08

Short film 'Licht' included in the program at Urbanscreens 08, Melbourne. Screening daily in Shorts>'Water' category, Oct 5-8, 2008. (*click here to view)

Urbanscreens 08, Film Program

Licht, Wasser und Klang...

Licht und Klang from Karen Curley on Vimeo.

Servando Barreiro's Sonorization in real time using light sensors attached to the screen and "minia" analog converters to computer.


Servando Barreiro, Berlin-based VJ, Sound artist and Electronics engineer

[i/o] Screens

Live performance piece, large-scale projections. Left side displays analogue output from overhead camera depicting structural geometries being created in real-time. These structures are 'read' by optical sensors to produce a live audio response, which in turn drives generative computational material on the Right side.

[i/o] Tech Setup

Left screen displays output from overhead camera with patterns created in real-time. These structures are 'read' by optical sensors to produce a live audio response, which in turn drives generative digital motion on the Right screen, which subsequently influences the production of sequences on the Left screen, thus inducing a kind of mutual audio-visual/analogue-digital interdependency. In theory it is possible for [i/o] to produce an infinity of difference in formal outputs each time it is performed.