My first thought after (and during) this past Immersion at The Flea Pit, London – Where did all you people come from?! People were queued up in the hallway leading to the performance wing of The Pit for almost the entire night. It got so crowded that I had to stop videoing the event, people [...]
I’ve been a bit obsessed with [tag]John Maeda[/tag]‘s book, Maeda@Media. It’s a very visual journey through his works and artistic process. I find his work very minimalist, which is fitting for a man who wrote a book called “Simplicity.” Not only is it minimalist, but essential, in many ways – stripped to the core. At [...]
I’ve been spending most of my waking hours teaching, recently, which is why you haven’t seen any upcoming shows on this site, or much more on the blog. Usually, I like to pull a Clark Kent and keep my day-job and secret pixelist identity separate, but just this one single time I’ll allow my worlds [...]
Another great night. Transphormetic and myself trading off visuals and mixing it up for the night to a line-up of really interesting sounds and more-than-danceable music. Of course, this being London, the crowd sat in polite reverence and did not spontaneously erupt into a fit of throwing shapes and hopping around like some other cities [...]
I really liked this set. The whole night started off with some great, soundtrack-style, moody electronic soundscapes courtesy of Duskrider and I brought some dark, video destroying software to match. Quicktime Divx (640 x 360) ~148MB
I’ve been working on some new collaborative visuals software for performance, and finally finished the first version of it. Basically, it’s a modified and stripped down version of my main performance patch, Sine-Rave, without the audio analysis and effects.
A video of PixelPusher visualizing the electro sounds of Denmark’s own Vektormusik in the Victorian armory-cum-performance space that is Shunt (video link included).
PixelPusher and Foam, 2007-05-31 (Quicktime Divx, 853×480) Recorded live from Immersion @ The Flea Pit. Audio by Foam, visuals by PixelPusher, using Sine-Rave software (with Wii-remote). This is the first public performance with the Wii-remote for PixelPusher.
Here’s a small demo of the Wii-remote-enabled Sine-Rave performance system. (Video in full post)
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