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I also created this screen print pattern as part of my people and pattern outcome. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to print with it because when it came to exposing my print some of the equipment was broken and unable to fully expose my print.
Photos from NEoN Digital Arts Festival 2015 which ran from 8th-14th November.
The theme of this year's festival was North of North East Asia.
NEoN was thrilled to bring to Dundee Japanese audio-visual performance duo Usaginingen (Shin and Emi Hirai) based in Berlin, Germany for a night of live electronic music, audio visuals and kinetics. They played a self-made analogue visual machine called TA-CO and a music instrument called Shibaki. The TA-CO has a camera, a layered animation table, rotating drum, water-basins, coloured ink, beads, mirrors, prisms and hand crafts. The Music instrument SHIBAKI is a kind of percussion kit, connected to a MIDI controller and to a string instrument. These are played together to produce surprising real-time visuals sound tracked by a live percussion score.
NEoN Festival invited attendees to examine the origin and understanding of digital arts practice in Asia, against the backdrop of our assumptions about its cultural motifs or traditions. The events and exhibitions will allow audiences in Dundee to compare the handmade and machine made, to look at the processes of making in the context of strong cultural influences, and to ask what concerns do we share as creative practitioners in a globally-interlinked digital environment?
Photo thanks to Kathryn Rattray.
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