sound and image event:
Thursday, July 14, 8pm
with
Rinus van Alebeek & Marco Montiel-Soto
at
Errant Bodies
Kollwitzstrasse 97, 10435 Berlin
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Rinus van Alebeek: Lecture and A Story in Sound
Though many people may think ‘field recording’ is an art form, I think it is not. It is just sounds that enter the microphone when the red button of the recording device is pressed. I have many of those recordings on tape. I consider them conceptual recordings, because any description of its contents is valid, even if I make them up.
There is some meanings to errant, all of them uniting in a place one can call the unknown. This movement, to me, is one important reason to perform.
Rinus van Alebeek (1956, Heerlen, The Netherlands) is a writer who uses his (environmental) recordings on tape to narrate a story. Thanks to a great number of concerts, sometimes an average of ten in a month, he developed an approach of which people say it is ‘ between noise and pure poetry.’
“Rinus van Alebeek is a peculiar observer of reality and an artist who instinctively transforms lo-fi tape recordings into evocative sound poems, being able to create a “détachement” towards the used media, which is a characteristic of the most original artists.” (Luis Costa, president of Binaural and Associação Cultural de Nodar)
http://rinusvanalebeek.wordpress.com
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Marco Montiel-Soto: DIAPOSECION / Narrative Visuale : multiple slide projection with sound
Marco Montiel-Soto (Maracaibo, Venezuela 1976). Lives and works in Berlin.
He not follow a straight line, use the photography as a paper copy of an idea, writes slides symphonies, videos and constructs installations with found objects.
http://www.puentedeburros.com/marco
