100,000 m³ BEWEGTE LUFT by Sam Auinger in Ars Electronica at Mariendom, Linz AT 02.09.2011

Daisuke Ishida is supporting Sam Auinger’s installation 100,000 m³ BEWEGTE LUFT.

100000 M³ BEWEGTE LUFT

02.09.2011 Fr/Fr 20:54 – 03.09.2011 Sa/Sat 05:13
Mariendom

St. Mary’s Cathedral in Linz is Austria’s largest church, a space with extreme dimensions and volumes.
The title of Sam Auinger’s “sound installation with performative elements” that will run in this space from dusk to dawn refers to the volume of this piece of constructed cultural history.

100,000 m3 of moving air is the basis of this “model & experiential space serving as a setting for an inquiry into the self and the community in the 21st century.” This work, the interplay of sound, light, materiality and architectural form, will enable the audience to experience this space’s basic atmospheric quality.
The acoustic event set in the cathedral will be the highlight of a three-hour ZeitTon live broadcast on radio station Ö1.

Sam Auinger (sound installation, sound material, electronics), Tamtam (spatial tones), David Moss (Vocals / US), Hannes Strobl (electric double bass/ AT), Wolfgang Kreuzhuber ( organ / AT)

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Daisuke Ishida Live at Galerie M, Berlin, Germany 15.08.2011

Performance in der Installation “re/cycle – I am also there” – creative hearing, seeing and feeling

Sound Performance von Daisuke Ishida
Performance “Untitled” von Erika Matsunami

am 15.8. 2011 um 18 Uhr Galerie M

Marzahner Promenade 13
12679 Berlin

www.galerie-mh.de

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About Daisuke Ishida

Daisuke Ishida (b.1980 Tokyo)
  Daisuke Ishida is a Berlin based artist, working with sound and contemporary media. He is interested in the consequence of artistic praxis and theory in sound, space and perception. His research interest encloses multidisciplinary areas such as acoustics, architecture, auditory perception, computer music and other related fields.
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E-Mail : daisuke-ishida(at)jp.org