BEELOCATION
AV Performance
Duration: 20 min.
Wednesday, 06 March 2024 | 21:30 > 21:50 2024-03-06T21:30:00.000Z | Stage 1
Audiovisual performance for 2 theremins, motion sensors, and an interactive light installation.
BEELOCATION by Patryk Lichota
A trainer of electric bees dazzled by the amblyopia bubble. The chimeric laugh of the weaver knitting intrusively buzzing textiles. Two twisting and intertwining theremin threads - primeval sine waves. Antennas-antennae teased by the unruly hands of a haunted beekeeper. The whips of the flashes lash the crests of the walls.
BEELOCATION
music, design, programming, performing - Patryk Lichota
The project was presented during a concert tour in Japan, Taiwan, Spain, Norway, and Poland. The project was prepared and produced under a scholarship from the Visegrad Foundation at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan.
Thank You:
Prof. Su-Chu Hsu
National Tsing Hua University
Techart Center, Hsinchu,
Visegrad Foundation
Taiwan, 2022
Patryk Lichota
Musician, composer, academic researcher, and multimedia artist. Starting from punk music and free improvisation, he currently explores a wide range of genres: from theater music for children, through working with medieval music and choir, to synth-pop, folk, krautrock, and surf music. Currently a member of the bands kakofoNIKT and Tall Yodas. He is interested in new ways of extending music to include performance art and relationship with space. Director of the FRIV improvised music festival and creator of the Audio Drama Festival. He wrote a book on noise music https://patryklichota.pl
#electronicmusic #musiccontroller #organic noise #controllerism #DIY music devices #theremin #noise #sonification #modularsynth #eurorack #eurorackmodular #midicontroller #synthesizer #abstractnoise #digitalperformer #synesthesia #electronicmusic #somi-1 #InstrumentsofThings #instruments #motionsensor #Ableton #maxmsp
BEELOCATION by Patryk Lichota
A trainer of electric bees dazzled by the amblyopia bubble. The chimeric laugh of the weaver knitting intrusively buzzing textiles. Two twisting and intertwining theremin threads - primeval sine waves. Antennas-antennae teased by the unruly hands of a haunted beekeeper. The whips of the flashes lash the crests of the walls.
BEELOCATION
music, design, programming, performing - Patryk Lichota
The project was presented during a concert tour in Japan, Taiwan, Spain, Norway, and Poland. The project was prepared and produced under a scholarship from the Visegrad Foundation at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan.
Thank You:
Prof. Su-Chu Hsu
National Tsing Hua University
Techart Center, Hsinchu,
Visegrad Foundation
Taiwan, 2022
Patryk Lichota
Musician, composer, academic researcher, and multimedia artist. Starting from punk music and free improvisation, he currently explores a wide range of genres: from theater music for children, through working with medieval music and choir, to synth-pop, folk, krautrock, and surf music. Currently a member of the bands kakofoNIKT and Tall Yodas. He is interested in new ways of extending music to include performance art and relationship with space. Director of the FRIV improvised music festival and creator of the Audio Drama Festival. He wrote a book on noise music https://patryklichota.pl
#electronicmusic #musiccontroller #organic noise #controllerism #DIY music devices #theremin #noise #sonification #modularsynth #eurorack #eurorackmodular #midicontroller #synthesizer #abstractnoise #digitalperformer #synesthesia #electronicmusic #somi-1 #InstrumentsofThings #instruments #motionsensor #Ableton #maxmsp
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Patryk Lichota is a musician, composer, improviser, radio producer and curator. He holds a degree in culture studies and musicology from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. He is Ph.D. at Theatre and Media Art institute in Poznań, and teaching students of the programme Interactive Media and Performance, film post-production at the University of the Arts Poznań and at the Academy of Art in Szczecin. He is a member of the HAT Center – Humanities, Art and Technology research centre,...