Stimsim Squared @ the Visual Music Marathon

S2: Stimsim Squared:
By Marjan Moghaddam & Adam Caine
Live Animation & Music Performance
Saturday April 11th, 7.30pm-8pm
Visual Music Marathon
SVA Theater. 333 West 23rd Street
Free

S2: Stimsim Squared, is a live, improvised visual music performance by artist/animator Marjan Moghaddam and guitarist/composer Adam Caine, using laptop driven visuals alongside guitar and electronics. The visuals are ‘played’ live on stage in what Ms. Moghaddam describes as “jamming with digital painting & sculpture on a screen”. The animations range from the hypnotic dance of materially ambiguous fluid forms to roaming explorations of dazzling architectural structures and pulsing psychedelic patterns. Adam Caine’s live guitar and electronics style encompasses extremes of dissonance and rhythmic agitation contrasted with softer and more dynamic passages. The name is a reference to sensory recording and dissemination technology from 80’s cyberpunk classic Neuromancer.

The performance is part of the Visual Music Marathon, an all day event with screenings from 10am to 10pm, sponsored by the New York Digital Salon, SVA, and Northeastern University, and additionally funded by New York State Council on the Arts, Experimental Television Center and mediaThe Foundation. The event offers an encyclopedic look into the burgeoning practice of visual music, which combines animation and musical composition. This event is free and open to the general public.

http://www.music.neu.edu/vmm/schedule.html
http://www.nydigitalsalon.org/