Visual Piano The visual piano is an instrument which makes it possible to create moving images in a space. It is unique and was conceived and developed by the photographer and light installation artist Kurt Laurenz Theinert in collaboration with the software designers Roland Blach and Philip Rahlenbeck. Using a MIDI-keyboard it is possible to generate varying graphic patterns which can be digitally projected onto one or more screens. These dynamic and immediate drawings in light are not (as with VJ soft-and Hardware) generated by pre-recorded clips, but every moment of the performance is being played and modulated live and in real time via the keyboard and pedals. Collaboration between MIGUEL BARELLA and THOMAS ROHRER -- free improvisation and noise music duo. About the artists Kurt Laurenz Theinert is photographer and light artist, concentrates in his work on visual experiences that do not refer, as images, to anything. On the contrary, he is striving for an abstract, reductiv aesthetic that has ultimately led him -- through a wish for more dematerialisation -- from photography to light as a medium. Close collaboration sound artists and musicians have enriched his work not only by adding another, non- material medium -- sound -- it has also promoted constant refining and monitoring of his own artistic stance. Swiss musician Thomas Rohrer (saxophone, violin and fiddle) cultivates, in Brazil, a work that roams openly through free improvisation, jazz and regional music ...
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