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Programme 6.
«Visual Music».
For a long time the art of light, colour and movement was growing in the deep
recesses of traditional arts - music, painting, musical theatre scenography and
ballet, realised by various means and techniques and called by different names.
In cinematography it was known as “absolute film” or “abstract animation”, while
in video art it is usually called “video synthesis” or “image processing”.
Many artists have invented their own unique instruments for moving visual images’
synthesis and projection, each of these instruments given a special name: «Clavilux»,
«Lumia», «Mobilcolor», «Colour Music», “Optophone piano”, ”LightMusic”, etc.
Nowadays this tradition continues in creation of special computer software.
Andrei Smirnow.
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Bulat Galeev, Kazan.
“ Harmonia VIVA (in the style of Salvador Dali)
Musik – Komeda
Performer – Irina Vanechkina
Cameraman – Kamil Gimazutdinov
©- “Prometheus” studio |
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Bulat Galeev, Kazan.
“Fog’s Symphony”
Musik – Nan H. de Groot
Performer – Irina Vanechkina
Cameraman – Kamil Gimazutdinov
© “Prometheus” studio |
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Yana Aksenova, Moscow.
“Orpheus”
1998. 9’45’’. Hi-8.
Visual space – Yana Aksenova..
Music – Jorge Campos.
Using the score for ANS synthesizer.
© Yana Aksenova
© “Termen Centre” studio. |
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Olga Kumeger, Moscow.
“Throat”
1997. 7’00’’. Computer animation.
Music – Andrei Dergachiov..
Computer graphics – Olga Kumeger.
© Olga Kumeger.
© “Termen Centre” studio. |
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Nina Kotel, Maria Chuikova, Sergei Zagny, Moscow.
“Peelings”.
2001. 11’00’’. VHS.
Camera – Nina Kotel.
Montage – Nina Kotel, Masha Chuikova.
Music – Sergei Zagny.
© Nina Kotel, Masha Chuikova |
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Roman Kornienko, Novokuznetsk.
"Dr. Lutsik"
2001. 4'30''. S-VHS
© Roman Kornienko |
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Andrei Smirnov, Moscow
“Sonograms”.
2000. Non-stop. 2000.
© Andrei Smirnov |
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