Textes de présentation (extraits) par Matthew Tyas & Isabelle Lassignardie, et liens vers les oeuvres présentées lors de l’exposition “parler de” au Bois des Fées (Vergoignan, Gers) du 3 octobre au 3 novembre 2010.
Un livre d’ Isabelle Lassignardie, Angèle Chanjou et Matthew Tyas. Trouvable sur Amazon dans peu de temps, et disponible gratuitement en version numérique
Comment parler de la société à un canard
sacré lundi réalisé pour le projet MediaLuna http://medialuna.over-blog.fr/
voici le début d’une série de documents illustrant un travail en cours autour d’un projet d’installation d’une fenêtre sur les Pyrénées, les nuages, les rêves…
Les documents seront de natures très diversifiées, entre croquis, modélisation 3D, mise en situation, déclinaisons… et seront publiés au fur et à mesure des réflexions engendrées.
Voici quelques documents pour vous mettre [...]
Dans la continuité naturelle des spectograms voici le nouveau concept mélangeant musique improvisé, analyse audio, écriture, dessin, vidéo…
This is a online version of my book “Superpositions 2008 - 2008″.
It should be for sale in paper version in a few weeks. All content is under Creative Commons Licence
Photos by Matthew Tyas, textes by Isabelle Lassignardie
These last days, on the side of making things with Unity, Spectrograms, milky water and others, I’ve also been working on a new album called “Complexity is so easy !”
It’s more or less half way done right now, and I’m not sure if I can finish it before the end of this year, so take [...]
Turn off for a while: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download I don't overstand why: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download monocore: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Washed out: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download If you can count to one: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadOk, so this one was a bit long to make, had to work out a few new things, and as some may notice, all is not perfect…
Anyway, here it is, full of fun sounding machines, so take your time, wonder around, explode things into new places and you should have some fun. It’s probably quite [...]
I know, I went wild, but I wanted to test a few things… the hardest was to stop !
The camera movements are still a bit wild and a few other things seem a bit strange from time to time.
As you can probably see, it’s a big scene and quite a heavy download, so be [...]
Ok, so here is the 3rd piece from my “musical room” series, mixing sound, light, physics, and interactivity…
You control your paddle (ship) with your arrow keys and launch balls with your space-bar key. Have fun exploring the different sounds
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