ubiquitous oscillations or fourier changed our world

Heute startet im general public diese kleine, aber feine Soundartausstellung, ab Montag dann Konzerte (siehe unten)!

"An exhibiton with Shingo Inao, Daisuke Ishida + Noriko Yamaguchi, Stephane Leonard, Hirofumi Matsuzaki, Satoshi Morita and Seiji Morimoto.
The exhibition is committed to art, technology, society and sound. Different artistic positions of contemporary (media)art will be shown. They work with and reflect both digital and analog-electronic as well as mechanic technology and their processual dynamics...
Shingo Inao, Daisuke Ishida + Noriko Yamaguchi, Stephane Leonard, Hirofumi Matsuzaki,Satoshi Morita, Seiji Morimoto and their curator Shintaro Miyazaki had occupied themself artistically and conceptually with this “condition humana” and show a part of their work in this exhibition.

“Ubiquitous oscillations” or “Fourier changed our world” is part of “la-condition-japonaise” a curatorial project and network for promotion of young contemporary japanese arts and music in Berlin and Europe."

Concerts:

Mon, January 12, 20h00 Ugo Inao (live sensor electronics), Stephane Leonard (laptop)
Wed, January 14, 20h00 Ken Okami (neon lights, electronics)
Fri, January 16, 20h00 Daisuke Ishida (laptop), Seiji Morimoto (electronics)

Reflection and Art:

Guest-Artist (Presentation):
Thur 15th January, 20h00: Jan-Peter E. R. Sonntag
Jan-Peter E. R. Sonntag, who won the prize of german soundart 2008 (Deutscher Klangkunst-Preis 2008) will present his works and ideas.

Furthermore Martin Donner (M.A.), Oswald Bertold + Sebastian Döring will talk about Fourier, sound, electronics and media history (in german language).