Category: MULTIPLE voice/vision

  • MULTIPLE voice/vision @ Bach Academie 2014

    Concertgebouw Brugge has a tradition of a yearly Bach-festival;  BACH ACADEMIE BRUGGE. My installation MULTIPLE voice/vision is part of this year’s edition, that runs from thursday January 30 till sunday February 2. I decided to limit the audiovisual materials to only the Ricercar a 6 from Johann Sebastian Bach’s  Musikalisches Opfer (BWV 1079), performed by…

  • The Noises of Art – Sept. 2013

    In september I was in Aberystwyth, Wales for The Noises of Art conference. The theme of the conference was situated on the intersection of “visual art and aural modes of creative practice”.  As my installations MULTIPLE voice/vision and DIORAMATIZED #02 both work exactly on that intersection – or the friction – between the visual and…

  • Sound & Image Symposium – Febr. 2013

    In february I presented part of my PhD research in the one-day symposium Sound & Image that took place at M Museum Leuven. My presentation was scheduled in the first part of the day, where “doctoral students and artistic researchers presented their research to a critical group of fellow doctoral students, supervisors and experts. This…

  • Cahier MULTIPLE voice/vision – 2013

    End of January, the cahier I edited and wrote documenting the research project MULTIPLE voice/vision appeared. A preview of the first part of the cahier is available as pdf download at Acco, the publisher. This is the ‘teaser’ I wrote for the back cover of the publication: This cahier documents how the experimental inquiry of…

  • MULTIPLE voice/vision @ Opening AWAKENING WOODS

    Last friday, July 20th, was the opening of the exhibition AWAKENING WOODS @ Neerpelt, Dommelhof. AWAKENING WOODS is organised by MUSICA as a parallel event to the MANIFESTA BIENNIAL. I made a time-lapse recording of people exploring the installation MULTIPLE voice/vision. The installation MULTIPLE voice/vision offers a spatial experience of polyphonic music; Bach’s  Musikalisches Opfer…

  • MULTIPLE voice/vision @ AWAKENING WOODS

    In the context of Manifesta 9 – Parallel Events, Musica organizes a summer expo  ‘Awakening Woods’  with the temporary media-installation MULTIPLE voice/vision by Rudi Knoops and three new sound installations for Klankenbos, a unique collection of open-air sound works. [open] 20.07.12 – 26.08.12 / opening: vrij/fri 20.07.12, 18h [loc] Klankenbos, domein Dommelhof, Toekomstlaan 5B, Neerpelt…

  • Some more pictures of MULTIPLE voice/vision – BACH

    This photo-selection documents the process of setting up the installion for the premiere of MULTIPLE voice/vision – BACH at AMUZ 1 october 2011. It took 3 (very) long days, plus on the fourth day – saturday oct 1 – final finetuning and a general rehearsal with the musicians before the concerts in the evening. https://picasaweb.google.com/s/c/bin/slideshow.swf

  • Premiere MULTIPLE voice/vision @ AMUZ – 1 oct 2011

    About a month ago MULTIPLE voice/vision – BACH had its premiere at the concerthall of AMUZ in Antwerp. From MULTIPLE voice/vision -BACH premiere 1 oktober 2011 Through the use of anamorphosis, and especially through the multiple use of anamorphosis, I challenge the traditional audience-screen configuration. On top of that, the sheer size of the installation…

  • MULTIPLE voice/vision – some pictures

    Finally the server hosting this blog is back on-line. Quick update post with a collection of pictures from making the testrecordings in AMUZ – february 2010 – till the presentation moment of DIORAMATIZED #01 @ FLACC – october 9, 2010: [postcasa showcaptions=yes size=large]http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/base/user/rudi.knoops/albumid/5534909904588697249?alt=rss&kind=photo&hl=en_GB[/postcasa]

  • DIORAMATIZED #01 – ‘toonmoment’ @ FLACC october 9, 2010

    A few weeks ago I had a presentation moment at FLACC in Genk where DIORAMATIZED #01 was shown to the public for the first time. What I concentrated on in this first exploration, was trying to impose perspectival limitations on the different layers of the projection. For this purpose I used the technique of anamorphosis.…