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ROTOR ist eine von Michael Fischer kuratierte Veranstaltungsreihe zu Experiment, Diskurs und Intermedialität ausgehend vom weit gefassten Topos Klang als ephemere, skulpturale Metapher - dessen Repräsentanzen und diskursive Optionen.
Dieser Abend wird bespielt von Abu Gabi, Klimentina Li und Paul Gründorfer!
Abu Gabi - electronic devices
Klimentina Li - live visuals
Abu Gabi
Vienna based composer, DJ and curator Tanja Fuchs alias Abu Gabi is a progressive force between noise and radical bass vibrance, itching in pop and club cultural stigmata. She studied music production in Salzburg, music & performance in Istanbul and timebased media arts in Linz. Coming from anarcho-pop and improvisational music she’s an activist solo artist as well as part of the contemporary harsh club duo DVRST. As a composer she works in the fields of theater, performance, and film. As a writer, lecturer and curator Tanja Fuchs is driven by the intense and allegedly incompatible (Klangfestival 2018-21, Ars Electronica Festival 2018, Klubinstitut 2019). She is part of the event series Struma+Iodine, Unsafe+Sounds Festival and the label Ventil Records.
soundcloud.com/abugabi
dvrst.bandcamp.com
Klimentina Li
Summarised in one word Klimentina's main focus is interaction. Her scope progress from stage-based concepts through audio-visual compositions to the educational form of social experiments. The common ground in between the fields she pervades is the narrative that conveys the questionable matter of "what we already know?" Her background in theatre and pedagogy inspire her to observe new strategies for empirical communication and immersive experiences. After finishing her B.A. in Stage and Costume Design and a B.A. of Art Education at the National Academy of Art in Sofia, she externalizes her skills through media and interaction. This lead her to her master's degree in the Interface Cultures department at Kunstuniversität Linz. Currently, she is pursuing her second M.A. in Experimental Game Cultures at the Angewandte.
Paul Gründorfer - electronic devices
Following the idea of sonority as a temporary ubiquitous experience, this set will focus on continuous ecosystems, impulse and feedback. While using computer and small electronic devices built for transmission and to pick up vibration it will mainly question sound as a transitory yet reappearing element.
The artistic work lies in the scope of conceptual and process art, site specific intervention, sound sculpture, and performance. Paul Gründorfer is currently working on installations and interventions that deal with functional methods and question spatial conditions. He develops process-related test structures and examines variable or unstable systems for their perceptibility and reception.
www.tricx.net
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