 |
Five short clips
from our piksel.no
adventures in Norway (nov 2004), documented by the organizers of the
event. This first clip mixes material from Antti S and Teemu K/Amfibio,
but the camera catches a glimpse of the latter man too. DJ set here and on
the following played by Anders Gogstad. |
 |
Disturbing-looking blurred faces by Teemu K.
|
 |
The flower effect of Antti S in technicolour.
|
 |
Black and white flower with pseudo-lights.
|
 |
One final flower, this time with a motion blur filter applied afterwards.
|
 |
A short
documentary about a lo-fi electronics installation at the Youth Biennale,
Kunsthalle Helsinki (nov-dec 2003). Antti S charts the murky oceans of
analog
video with realtime effects running on an original MSX home computer.
(Part 1: 1 min, MPEG-4 video). Click
to see. |
 |
Part 2: 1 min,
MPEG-4 video. Click to see. |
 |
Short bytes from our performances at Koneisto 2003. First two clips are from our two-hour VJ set for messieurs DJs Mini & Bad Passion. Free flight 3d worlds, audio synching de
formations, et cetera... |
|
 |
(Video is encoded with 3ivx, a free multi-platform MPEG-4 codec - please download it here) |
|
 |
Three clips from our visuals for a live performance by T. Raumschmiere, Berlin. Light-as-a-feather anti-corporate moods, audio analysis pyrotechnics and a solo dance routine by the Berlin TV tower it
self! Mixed live with video clips by Teemu K of Amfibio. |
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
|
 |
Photos of Grey Zone: The Weather Matrix live at Kiasma theatre 1.4.2004
taken by Antti Ahonen. Here you can see the actual Weather software in
action. |
 |
The smaller matrix backed by 94 screens. |
 |
From left to right: Antti Silvast, Ville Hyvönen, Sami Järvinen and Eva
Alkula with her electric kantele. Missing from the picture are Mikko
Lipiäinen and Juha Kujanpää. |
| |
|
|
 |
Photos from yet another Disco gig at Kaivohuone 7.8.2003, taken by Antti
Ahonen. Here's Aki Eronen of Disco and some projected arrows. |
 |
We even managed to hook up to the television network of the venue. Disco
backed by an OpenGL flower. |
 |
Our visualisation spot, way in front of the stage. Pictured are Pauli O, a
flat monitor and the Amfibio Shuttle PC. |
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
