Visualizing Theorem at UTSA

The creative forces of art, music and science collide in this new sim wide art exhibit at University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). The installations are based on tracks from real life album 'Theorem' (http://www.musictheorem.com/Visualizing/visualizing.html ) produced by Ulf Skogsbergh which is the result of online collaboration between ten musicians from social networking website-'Indaba Music.'
Curated in Second Life ™ by conceptual artist, Misprint Thursday (http://www.misprintthursday.com ) this new exhibit brings together well respected virtual artists and features sixteen installations which are based on the science and math theories explored in the album.
In the exhibit, the work of the artists range from performance, to detailed steam punk style machines, interactive work, and minimal conceptual work. Each of the contributing artists selected a track from the album 'Theorem' to work from as their inspiration. The theories range from space-time, to special relativity, to genetic theory as well as some philosophy and computer programming ideas.
Visitors to the exhibit can view immersive art pieces; play tracks from 'Theorem' and listen to dream like soundscapes set at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) sim.
Participating Artists:
AM Radio, Betty Tureaud, Binary Quandry, Blue Tsuki, Dekka Raymaker, Desdemona Enfield, Douglas Story, Formatting Heliosense, March Macbain, Miso Susanowa, Misprint Thursday, Oberon Onmura, , Penumbra Carter, Pinkpink Sorbet, pixel Reanimator, Scarp Godenot, Sledge Roffo and Werner Kurosawa.

The musicians who collaborated on the album Theorem include:
Ulf Skogsbergh, Wayne Kinos, Kevan Paul, Yeray N.S., Misprint Thursday, Kostas Trikalis, David Minnick, Dub Johnson, Jillian Star Bedrosian & Halo E.

Host and exhibit partners: University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) with special thanks to constructivIST Solo and Sapphoria Shilova.

The music album can be found here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/theorem-music-%20inspired-by/id417501967

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Iono Allen
• Misprint Thursday
• Second Life
• Machinima
• UTSA
• Ulf Skogsbergh
• Theorem
• Visualizing Theorem

[Ionoallen]

Thank you all ! :)

[ciskovan]

great opening - new logo?? fine visualization overall .-))

[Ionoallen]

@ciskovan Ah ! It could have been indeed. But no, it's Pixel Reanimator's performance, on Ulf's music...

[annotoole]

great works! great vid too!

[jjccccc]

woooohoooo i got tingles so this must be good

[Djnaima]

loving that Iono, beautiful and inspiring visual fxs

[fuzonacid]

I recognize most of the artists and they sure know how to build. Amazing film and wonderfully edited to the music. Opening scene alone was fantastic. FGreta to watch something lag free as well as stunning. So many people have greta ideas but their hardware is lacking. Posting this to my Fb. More people should see it.

[oleetzel]

yarr! ^^

[textcavation]

Wonderful Iono... spectacular, eery, and a terrific tribute to the art of Second Life which as artGIRL says below becomes its own art.

[PralineB]

Excellente restitution Iono! Superbement filmé et ressentit , merci ;)

[DouglasStory1]

The video is very good work indeed. Bravo, Iono! But for the record I need to point out that the the excellent music heard here was not used in our installation ( Number 10, 'Moons of Galileo') Instead our talented composer March Mcbain concocted a specially composed soundscape for us. If you visit our portion of the show you'll hear her rich, multi-layered work.

[artGIRL72]

Your creative interpretation of the work - is a work of art in itself. Thank you for taking the time to compile another fine vision of how things look through your eyes. The quality and overall progression of it as well as the details-very impressive!

[ciskovan]

@Ionoallen

lol - understand, though u used it twice. looks the best for me .-)