by pixelpusher on Wednesday 6 May 2009
[Blog, video]
The Science Museum’s Dana Centre
165 Queen’s Gate
South Kensington
London
SW7 5HD
Pitch Control still image of installation
Pitch Control is a musical instrument that allows you to play a projected choir of (mostly) amateur singers.
Here’s some further information on it:
http://mlstudio.co.uk/pitch-control-photos/
http://www.takeawayfestival.com/
http://www.danacentre.org.uk/
There’s a viewing night on May 19th. If you’d like to come along, please email me as I’ve got to book spaces.
The instrument will be played by a select group of keyboard players, and then available to be played by anyone who’d like to.
Alternatively, the installation runs between May 19th - 30th, between 10am and 5pm.
Please feel free to come down and tickle the ivories.
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by pixelpusher on Saturday 7 March 2009
[Blog, Visuals, images, video]
Resonance Livecoding with Gabor and PixelPusher, photo by Dave Griffiths
Resonance Ghent invited a group of livecoders, audio and visual to perform livecoding all day in the delightful little gallery Espace Ladda, next to the Vooruit cutlural center, in the center of town. As a piece of what can almost be described as “productive performance art” we sat in a tight circle of laptops enmeshed with projectors and surrounded by projection screens, grinding out audio and visuals from live software coding. Interested people wandered around us, and occasionally asked what we were doing, sparking off some pleasant conversations about all things art, code, visual, and audio.
The Resonance festival as seen by Spin Magazine (video).
Photos from Bram De Jong.
Dave Griffith’s blog recap of Resonance (with pics)
Read On for More about the festival…
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by pixelpusher on Tuesday 3 February 2009
[Blog, Visuals, video]
I’m proud to say that two music videos I’ve created for Cheju’s new album, Broken Waves, were just released, and promptly sold out! You can still watch them on Youtube and at the end of this post, though:
Official release website at boltfish records
Read more… »
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by pixelpusher on Friday 26 September 2008
[Blog, Software, images]
This is my suped-up version of the old flight404 and toxi Processing sketch - it uses Perlin noise to create a moving field of very organic-looking daggers. toxi used it for hairs, and now I made an intricate version that uses 3D daggers drawn using OpenGL.
Noise Spears - PixelPusher (after toxi and flight404)
Read on for more plus source code
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by pixelpusher on Tuesday 16 September 2008
[Visuals, video]
Aug 7, 2008 at Immersion, in Hackney, London. Part 1 of 2.
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