Thursday, July 7, 2011
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Today's show at Winter Contempt in Brunswick playing as "modern viking" :)
Labels:
Experimental Music,
Live music,
Marcel Feillafe,
mpc 2000,
sound art,
SoundCloud
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Winter Contempt Show
I am going to be performing Tomorrow at a show called Winter Contempt. Fun low key day gig! will be making noise from 2pm till we have to stop!
52 Hope st Brunswick
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=214257288612925
52 Hope st Brunswick
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=214257288612925
Sunday, May 8, 2011
You may notice some changes to this site
Hi every one. Yes I have been incredibly lazy with this blogging thing and there's no excuse for it. What's going on in my world at the moment is;
Another exciting thing I have started doing, is offering audio copies of the performance straight after as an MP3 for anyone interested with some kind of storage on them. This has been a really nice way to talk to people after playing and get some feed back.
I have also been asked to be in a show later in the year. Its a group show and has a theme of "Erasure", which should be fun.
As my practice has evolved since completing university I have gravitated more and more toward a performance based practice and am enjoying myself. This seems like a fairly natural progression and I feel I am still engaging in a lot of the same concepts etc..
I am also heading over to Europe for the first time in July this year to see the Venice Bianalle and generally submerse in some Art culture.
There is going to be a bit more audio content going up in the next couple of days. I look forward to sharing this and assigning these as done as much as they are going to be to make room for new things.
- I have been playing a few Gigs this year using new gear and sounds.
- this has involved using a Roland s-760 sampler and my MPC 2000
- I have been using a Fostex VF-16 for a mixer/effects and longer backing sounds
- In addition to this, for my last Gig I used a Netbook and a program called Moonster, to control video clips through the MPC 2000.
Another exciting thing I have started doing, is offering audio copies of the performance straight after as an MP3 for anyone interested with some kind of storage on them. This has been a really nice way to talk to people after playing and get some feed back.
I have also been asked to be in a show later in the year. Its a group show and has a theme of "Erasure", which should be fun.
As my practice has evolved since completing university I have gravitated more and more toward a performance based practice and am enjoying myself. This seems like a fairly natural progression and I feel I am still engaging in a lot of the same concepts etc..
I am also heading over to Europe for the first time in July this year to see the Venice Bianalle and generally submerse in some Art culture.
There is going to be a bit more audio content going up in the next couple of days. I look forward to sharing this and assigning these as done as much as they are going to be to make room for new things.
Labels:
Akai mpc 2000,
Marcel Feillafe,
Moonster,
performance art,
Roland s-760
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
A couple of Images from 2 Gigs Last Year
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| A colaborative Performance at Loop Bar with Cameron Brew on the 29th of November 2010, for the Bene Gesserit House Nursery Rhymes. |
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| Me Performing at Loop Bar on the 25th of October 2010, for the Bene Gesserit House Nursery Rhymes. |
The second performance was a colaborative experiment with Cameron Brew. We had performed earlier in the year at the Library Art Space in North Fitzroy. Cameron had been talking about the ceremonial aspect of performing. For this second performance I had taken several samples from found vinyl records from a Japanese Temple and another of Buddhist Chanting and manipulated them live layering, reversing and filtering them. Cameron played using a feedback loop through a mixer using the mixers Aux sends to add distortion and delay.
I will be uploading the recordings from the gigs and putting them on the music page soon. I would like to thank Shane Reynolds for taking photo's and recording these events!!
Labels:
Art,
Daintree,
Experimental Music,
Gigs,
Marcel Feillafe,
Melbourne,
mpc 2000
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
alienspaceprobe: Shared Items in Blogger
alienspaceprobe: Shared Items in Blogger: "I have added a new bit at the top of the blog. It is a live connection to my google reader account, showing everything I chose to share. So ..."
Just a plug for the other site: ALIENSPACEPROBE at http://alienspaceprobe.blogspot.com/
Just a plug for the other site: ALIENSPACEPROBE at http://alienspaceprobe.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Update for another show I had last year
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| Untitled Time Experiment, Wax, Video, PSP, Black Spay Paint, Found Wood, Silver Tape, Dwarft Gallery, November 2010. |
This is an image from a show I had in November 2010. The gallery space is called Dwaft and is located outside the Victoria College of the Arts on a brick wall. It was being run by a Friend who was doing their Honours Degree at the time. I was asked to install in the space and little time to make a new work.
Way back in 2005 I believe, I was in the first year of my Fine Arts Degree. I made a work that was supposed to be a kind of shrine to the mundane. I lined up 200 tea light candles along a foot path in front of a brick wall. The work was documented using a video camera. It was a failure, and the resulting video became a kind of homage to this failure and the idleness of "hanging out", with footage of friends trying to light the candles in the wind, snippets of conversation about nothing in particular and jumping around in front of the camera.
So when I was asked to do a work directly opposite this place; a site, which for me, was loaded with feelings failure and mischief, it seemed logical to try and connect with the past work and make a new resolution. I was thinking about it like a glitch in time, where the past and present collide, invoking Deja Vu.
The candles from the previous work, were in the shed in an old biscuit tin, melted together making one large block of wax, the individual forms of each candle still clearly recognisable. This object had to be used. I had to give this thing meaning.
The video was played on a small screen, which I initially wanted to insert into the wax. I quickly dismissed this as an option, the process of carving out a cavity in this already significant object felt like desecration. It was a complete object that did not need to be altered or added to. So I had to work out how to incorporate this tiny video work. The video needed to be there to help pull the past forward, giving the candles context.
You can see the outcome in the picture although it is fairly low quality. Here are a couple of images to give you a better idea of the video.
Labels:
Art,
art exhibition,
Creativity,
Marcel Feillafe,
Melbourne,
Reification,
shrine
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