ennio mazzon

CeriseIcicles is a new work by Ennio Mazzon (skritha.wordpress.com).

It has been composed using a custom made digital platform called ARTS-LOI for live improvisation and audio reactive visuals.

The system comprises two Max patches, an Audiomulch patch and a Processing script.

The audio is generated in one of the Max patches and is further processed in Audiomulch. The other Max patch implements the audio-reactivity sending OSC messages to Processing that transpose in the visual domain the peculiar features of the audio analysed.

The Processing script implements a "glitch machine" that digitally treats and overlap pictures taken in Shetland Islands, UK.

CeriseIcicles is the result of a merging process of several improvisations that aimed to deconstruct and transfigure the "pop structures" of the original audio material by means of an extreme use of digital distortion and waveshaping.

The overall concept of the audio-visual project is loosely inspired by Jed Martin's work described in the latest page of Michel Houellebecq's novel "The map and the territory".

CeriseIcicles is a new work by Ennio Mazzon (skritha.wordpress.com). 

It has been composed using a custom made digital platform called ARTS-LOI for live improvisation and audio reactive visuals. 

The system comprises two Max patches, an Audiomulch patch and a Processing script. 

The audio is generated in one of the Max patches and is further processed in Audiomulch. The other Max patch implements the audio-reactivity sending OSC messages to Processing that transpose in the visual domain the peculiar features of the audio analysed. 

The Processing script implements a "glitch machine" that digitally treats and overlap pictures taken in Shetland Islands, UK. 

CeriseIcicles is the result of a merging process of several improvisations that aimed to deconstruct and transfigure the "pop structures" of the original audio material by means of an extreme use of digital distortion and waveshaping. 

The overall concept of the audio-visual project is loosely inspired by Jed Martin's work described in the latest page of Michel Houellebecq's novel "The map and the territory". 

CeriseIcicles

2014

Treviso, Italy - Vancouver, Canada