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VIDEO BSTRDS (NL)

Published: 2 November 2023

A dive into the unpredictability of life. Dressed in black and armed with computer power, VIDEO BSTRDS take you on an audiovisual journey through time and space. With compelling beats, repetitive mantras and hypnotic visuals, they create a world where sound and image converge. VIDEO BSTRDS consists of Groningen-based musician/producer Daniel Alsina-Santos (Big BSTRD) and […]

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Zoya Taseva & Antreas Frangos (BG/CY)

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“Lost in the Digital Crowd” is an interactive projection activated by touch that represents the abundance of information we all experience in the digital world. To represent addiction and the dopamine loop, the artist duo chose the image of a freezer full of ice creams. This cold treat produces a large amount of dopamine in […]

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Maria Stuut (NL)

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The beachcomber on Ameland pointed out to Maria the changing landscape on the island. Dunes move and sand is sprayed on them. On one side of the island, the starnd disappears while on the other side it grows. In the work ‘Dunes’, Maria examines this moving sand through a video installation. The videos show images […]

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Slava Romanov (RU)

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“In the Style of” is an interactive AI-generated art installation that uses graphic images to explore the complexities of political protest in times of war and state censorship. Reflecting the concerns of artists associated with authoritarian states, the artwork explores themes of police brutality, propaganda, surveillance and warfare. Using body tracking, canvas and projection mapping, […]

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Maaike Meindertsma (NL)

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Mountains surround the Blanca region in southern Spain. The dry but overgrown environment feels natural, but at the same time the human influence on the landscape is undeniable. During a residency in Spain, Maaike made short and temporary interventions in the area around Blanca. She filmed walks and movements in different places and brought the […]

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Mirjam Kema (NL)

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The interactive installation is about how people become more aware of their state of mind. What emotions am I feeling? Anger, joy or sadness? Our heart lets us know. Using a heart rate sensor, the system records the heart rate variation. The sensors measure different values for different emotions. The data is then converted to […]

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Zeineb Kaabi (TUN)

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The artwork consists of three overhead projectors on which broken glass and other found objects make interesting compositions. These compositions are projected onto the walls by the projectors. Zeineb Kaabi bases her compositions on the places where she exhibits, not only are the magnified projected objects local finds, she also works with a soundscape of […]

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Christine Hvidt (DK)

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Edaphon offers attention to the overlapping habitats of different species and the inclusion of a wider variety of life forms. The installation makes us aware of this diversity through sound and encourages us to use other ways of listening. The sound installation Edaphon explores life unfolding in the seemingly silent soil. Earth is an important […]

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Charlie Holper (LU)

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The ‘Tubes’ are installation elements that can be displayed in all sorts of ways and places. Charlie makes their tubes from old donated fabrics that sew them together in a very simple way with a slightly awkward childlike aesthetic. Motors are integrated into the ‘Tubes’ to give the work movement. Charlie Holper’s artistic work is […]

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Ayşe Emre (NL)

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The work ‘Try Burning it, The Fire Manifesto’ worships the irreplaceable quality of fire and came dot through experimental research into analogue projection techniques. Using fresnell lenses, she projects images of dancing flames that engulf the surroundings and immerse the audience in a mesmerising glow. With her installation, she arouses curiosity and a sense of […]

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