alexanderschubert

„Black Mirror“ is a concert installation in an and around an abandoned hotel located at the city border of Luxembourg. The audience arrives with a bus and is equipped with wireless headphones, a cape and a cat mask. From this point on audience and performers all look alike. The audience is guided through the space via headphone instructions interacting with each other and the performers. The hotel is put into different audiovisual situations - it’s a dream-like scene supported by surround-sound, automated moving light, performance and video projection. The aim is to create an immersive setting in which the audience is both thrown back to themselves and also confronted with an anonymous group identity. 

Max is used to control all the lights of the production and play the video projections.

black-mirror

BLACK MIRROR

patrick

The Installation is based on three essential aspects i.e visual, sound, and audience interaction; that corresponds to both visual and audio process in real-time. 

All the visual processes had been done with jitter, and it consist of three different main transformations which interprets the mystical transformation/evolution of Suanggi from a normal human shape to be come another creatures.  In oder to explore the architecture space of the installation venue, two channels of HD video projectors were used. Video which then projected and mapped according to structure of the actual venue. 

Unlike the visual processes, sound process is only consist of two main transformations which are granular synthesis of pre recorded audio files that  diffuses through quadraphonic speaker system.

all those processes which then controlled interactively by the audience through a controller.

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