WOODEN WORLDS

Source: Claudia Robles Angel / VG Bild und Kunst

Claudia Robles-Angel

WOODEN WORLDS , 2010 – 2021

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Multimedia performance for video, viola and live electronics. In cooperation with Javier A. Garavaglia

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Last updated: 2021-09-13

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Wooden Worlds

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Description

Wooden Worlds is a multimedia performance, which is developed from the several different sound and visual layers, which interact with each other in real-time. Together they create an atmospheric constellation.

The attention of the audience is challenged by the piece’s sounds and visual elements, which are not recognizable at first sight in most of the cases. The viola acts as an element of accretion and mergence between the elements with musical passages, some of which are composed in detail and some other, which are more of an
improvised nature.

The real-time interaction (sound processing, viola live-electronics and viola real-time manipulation of video) is produced by two laptops running MAX/MSP/Jitter, which are connected with each other via Ethernet.

Keywords

aesthetics
- acoustic
- immersive
- interactive
- performative
- visual
genres
- performance art
  - multimedia performances
subjects
- Nature and Environment
  - environment
  - Nature
  - plants
technology
- displays
  - electronic displays
    - loudspeakers
    - projectors
- hardware
  - MAC
  - video (analog)
- interfaces
  - interactive media
- software

Technology & Material

Display

1 video channel

Hardware

2 laptops

Software

MAX

Sound

octophonic sound (8.1 audio channels)

Bibliography

Garavaglia, J. and C. Robles. »WOODEN WORLDS - An Audiovisual Performance with Multimedia Interaction in Real-time.« Interactive Media Art Conference (IMAC) 2011 Proceedings, edited by Morten Søndergaard, Aalborg University Press, 2012 (2012): 54-59.
Garavaglia, J. and C. Robles. »WOODEN WORLDS – Aesthetical and Technical aspects of a Multimedia Performance using Real-time Interaction..« proceedidings ISEA , no. 2011 (2011).

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