Audio Visual Improvisation

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A performance by Runabout project

at Weeky Freaky, Kaliakria, Bulgaria,  2010

This is an audio-visual improvisation, a performnance that uses sound to control  video projection  in real time, using PureData. An acoustic guitar is used to mix and apply effects on the video thus connecting the two media in a more sensual way. Two visual artists make  improvisational drawings on the screen and materialize the sound and the projection. The picture stays after the performance is finished.

Performers: Albena Baeva, Petya Boyukova and Sergey Glinkov

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