»INTERMITTENT« 
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»INTERMITTENT«, 2006 - 2006
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Generative installation, controlled by a dynamical system in the background. In cooperation with Florian Grond. Created at the Institute for Basic Research, ZKM Center.
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1 video channelSound
stereo sound
Descriptions & Essays
Claudia Robles-Angel 12-09-2021
INTERMITTENT is an audio-visual non-loop installation. The video and sound material is controlled by a dynamical system in the background.. The motion pattern of this particular dynamics is called Intermittency, a technical term from the field of nonlinear dynamics research. Intermittency means “in between” or “interruption”. The movement changes between periodic rhythms and irregular oscillations.
In INTERMITTENT this genuine musical structure between regularity and improvisation is turned into a generative art installation and situates itself beyond classical video loops or aleatoric video editing.
Claudia Robles-Angel: INTERMITTENT, 12-09-2021, in: Archive of Digital Art INTERMITTENT is an audio-visual non-loop installation. The video and sound material is controlled by a dynamical system in the background.. The motion pattern of this particular dynamics is called Intermittency, a technical term from the field of nonlinear dynamics research. Intermittency means “in between” or “interruption”. The movement changes between periodic rhythms and irregular oscillations.
In INTERMITTENT this genuine musical structure between regularity and improvisation is turned into a generative art installation and situates itself beyond classical video loops or aleatoric video editing.
Literature
Hans H. Diebner, ed. Performative Science and Beyond, Involving the Process in Research.. 1st th ed.Vienna: Springer, 2006.
Grond F and Robles C.. »INTERMITTENT – a Generative Audio-Visual Installation..« Performative Science and Beyond, Involving Process in Research, Hans. H. Diebner editor,Springer Verlag (2006): 128 – 131.
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