February 11, 2014 AT 6:00 am
Trombe from Patrick Saint-Denis
Patrick Saint-Denis’ Trombe via triangulationblog.com
A work that evolves around a relationship between an object from the real world and a solo instrument, using live audiovisual processing and simple robotics. The interactions between the object and the instrument is oriented in order to have the multiple significations of the object “transfer” themselves on the music.
In this work, a special attention is given to the spatial qualities of the video projection by integrating the performer inside of it. Finally, a “trombe” in French is a very active storm carrying large amount of water.
See more at patricksaintdenis.com
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