Last weekend I went to Berlin for leisure, and brought a pack of stickers with me to put them all around the city.
I must say, I do think they look cool in this somewhat industrial looking metropole!
Back in 2017, Alto was made in the context of my Art & Technology Bachelor degree at the Erasmus University College Brussels. You can read all about it on this dusty blog page.
Around 2019, Alto was disassembled to be used again in the form of a physical photo-booth controller. Using the LEAP-motion technology that was previously embedded in Alto, this resulted in a bunch of funny distorted snapshots [reload page] taken during the FRIS #8: See For Yourself event at Westrand, Dilbeek.
Now in 2022, Alto is finally remade again. Using a similar process like back in the day during my Bachelor's. I will be using this device once more, but now repurposed in the context of my Master studies at LUCA School of Arts Brussels. Stay tuned folks!
This is the first edition of the Proxic / Low Cutz brainchild 'This is a Problem'. Not at the usual Forty Five (recently closed down), but at the Area V for a change.
Prepared some custom animations for this one: Had great fun making these, whilst anticipating on a positive crowd reaction. Glad to say they delivered indeed!
Check out my renders below, as well as some snapshots taken by Raf Thomas during the event.
Last Wednesday I was invited on this local podcast hosted by three lovely guys to talk about the past, present, and future, of TROWFLOX.
What struck me the most was how they seemed to be prepared very well! They threw in a couple of questions that really made me think deeply about my creative experiences so far. They clearly did their homework! And I enjoyed every single bit of it. ^_^
I'll make sure to keep you posted whenever the TROWFLOX episode gets released. ;-)
Gene Zever is a Brussels based podcast hosted in collaboration with BRUZZ 5+1.
Here are some snapshots taken by Jefke Jamotte and Manon Zwartjes during the STIMULAR III event at VIERNULVIER Ghent, were I got invited as a guest VJ by the Video Mapping Wizard Felix Ysenbaert.
This event felt really different for me compared to the night club all-nighters, and multiple-day festivals I do more regularly.
What difference did I notice primarily? This Red Bull Dance Your Style event required way more preparation time beforehand, and way less physical effort during the event itself.
I created an entirely new VDMX5 set from scratch the day before, especially dedicated to the context of this particular event. Here's a snapshot of my custom interface below.
