In this work, aLexandre Venera uses Rosane M. Martin's poem "Mantras" to create what he describes as a "search to absorb a declaration of internal peace for art energy, mixing different spaces...[into] one."
The work deals with issues of information explosion, media excess and political confusion and the soundtrack includes the contrasting "musical mantras" of Stockausen, Madonna and the Dalai Lama. "Mantrash" is also somewhat interactive, allowing the viewer, at the end of the piece, to manipulate the mandala.
Full Description
In this work, aLexandre Venera uses Rosane M. Martin's poem "Mantras" to create what he describes as a "search to absorb a declaration of internal peace for art energy, mixing
different spaces...[into] one."
The work deals with issues of information explosion, media excess and political confusion and the soundtrack includes the contrasting "musical mantras" of Stockausen, Madonna and the Dalai Lama. "Mantrash" is also somewhat interactive, allowing the viewer, at the end of the piece, to manipulate the mandala.
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2002
- Submitted to ArtBase: Tuesday Dec 14th, 2004
- Original Url: http://www.eale.pop.com.br/mantrash
- Permalink: http://www.eale.pop.com.br/mantrash
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Work Credits:
- alexandre, creator
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