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onedotzero: installations

This years festival includes interactive and video installations guaranteed to inspire, provoke, and delight.

Brian Alfred: It's Already the End of the World, 2010

A video installation by Brian Alfred whose work is inspired by his interest in globalization, civil unrest, political and social opposition, and influential figures and locations. The animation features multiple soundtracks by musicians Flying Lotus, Ghislain Poirier, Roberto Carlos Lange, and many others.

Courtesy the artist and Haunch of Venison, NY

AntiVJ/Sleeparchive

International visual label AntiVJ will be present a new performance / installation that mines their common interest in using light projections on architectural structures, 3D mapping and “live painting” with projections. The performance will premiere at the festival with music by minimal techo artist Sleeparchive.

Wieden + Kennedy London: onedotzero identity

The heart of onedotzero’s festival ethos of ‘convergence and collaboration’ inspired designers Wieden + Kennedy to take advantage of onedotzero’s vast fan base and harnessing and bringing together constant, global live conversations from a diverse range of social networking to create the identity. Aggregated words and opinions are channeled via specially created software devised by computation designer Karsten Schmidt. Colorful strands behave organically, gravitating towards invisible paths that will ultimately make the onedotzero logo. a living, breathing identity driven by onedotzero’s audience and online community as well as in person at EMPAC. Projected on the lobby ceiling, you interact with the visuals via cellphone, text and online message.

Music Video Lounge

This year, onedotzero dissolves the barrier between artists and audiences with its music video lounge. Control the action, create your own tracks, record personalized cuts to send to friends, and appear in another realm through the magic of augmented reality.

Installations are Free + Open to the Public

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Brian Alfred

Brian Alfred has had numerous solo exhibitions both nationally and internationally, including: Studio La Citta, Verona (2009); Haunch of Venison, Berlin (2008); SCAI The Bathhouse, Tokyo (2007); Haunch of Venison, Zurich (2006); Haunch of Venison, London (2005); and, Phoenix Art Museum (2004). His work is part of the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art; the Guggenheim Museum; Albright-Knox Art Gallery; Denver Art Museum; National Gallery of Victoria, Australia; and, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. He lives and works in Brooklyn.

AntiVJ

AntiVJ — is an international visual label that creates monumental projections in public spaces, combining powerful video projectors with digital mapping techniques and holographic illusions.

Sleeparchive

Sleeparchive known to his mum as Stephan Metzger, has produced some stunning pieces of electronic music that cannot be pigeonholed in one particular genre of dance music. His label, Sleeparchive, distributed by Hardwax, is now six releases deep (Elephant Island EP, Recycle EP, Infrared Glow EP, Research EP, Hospital tracks, & Hadron) & with a storming remix of Monolake’s Plumbicon Versions having just been released, his style of minimal techno music is in much demand across the globe.