Martin Bellardi / Anne-Christin Delakowitz [D]
Volume over Lumen 2006 Permanent conceptual exhibit with video + collars on busts + happening
Interactive event for a limited number of participants (tbc)
laboratorium Allianzgebäude am Ostbahnhof Silicon collars (light sender + receiver) +Apple Mac for recording interviews and sound generation+ Duration (interaction): 2h / per person ca. 20 min + Supported by AVX Corporation – Electronic Components and der Würth Elektronik Gruppe
Class: Robin Minard, Weimar
laboratorium Allianzgebäude am Ostbahnhof Silicon collars (light sender + receiver) +Apple Mac for recording interviews and sound generation+ Duration (interaction): 2h / per person ca. 20 min + Supported by AVX Corporation – Electronic Components and der Würth Elektronik Gruppe
Class: Robin Minard, Weimar
Volume over Lumen 2006
Volume over Lumen is a musically differentiated network on the subject of rhythm and communication. Everyone in the event wears a collar made of silicon that broadcasts a rhythmically arranged sound. This sound is individually generated for each participant, and beamed into the area via pulsing light diodes. If one stands in someone else's light beam, one hears their sound. When several persons are moving around together, changing overlappings of the different musical themes arise.
Martin Bellardi, born 21 January 1970 in Ehingen an der Donau, grew up near Stuttgart. Between 1993 and 1997, he worked as an assistant and photographer in various photo studios for fashion, design and advertising in Stuttgart and Ludwigsburg. 1997 studied of media design in the media department of the Bauhaus-Universität-Weimar. Martin Bellardi continues to live and work in Weimar
Anne-Christin Delakowitz, born 1978 in Lauchhammer. Lives and works in Weimar. Since 1997, she has been studying media design at the Bauhaus-Universität-Weimar.
Radio projects, scenarised photography with focus on fashion and history(-ies), and video works are major activities. In 2002, she studied at the Hochschule für Wissenschaft und Kunst Sint-Lucas in Ghent.
