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Friday, November 25th, 2011Days of Darkness festival – Ljós|Light project
Tuesday, October 25th, 2011
Mixant et mélangeant les traces du passé, les échelles, la lumière, les conditions atmosphériques, et le paysage, explorant et interprétant les vibrations et les pulsations du territoire, Ljós|Light vous fera voyager au travers de perceptions et d’expressions personnelles de la nature et des temps anciens de l’Islande.
Blending and dissolving old memories, scales, light, weather and landscape, exploring and interpreting the vibrations and pulsations of the territory, Ljós|Light will take you in a personal perception and expression of Iceland’s older days and nature.
Sýningin byggir á blöndun og úrvinnslu gamalla minninga, kvarða, ljóss, veðurs og landslags. Með því að upplifa titring og takfestu viðfangsefnisins mun Ljós/Light opna fyrir þér persónulega skynjun og tjáningu af náttúru Íslands og fyrri tíð.
We will have a projection of our Ljós|Light project during the Days of Darkness festival (03 nov. 2011 – 10 nov. 2011) in East Iceland at the Snaefellsstofa Visitor Centre (Vatnajökull National Park – Vatnajökulsþjóðgarður). This event will be followed by a lecture about our photographic and sound works on and in Iceland.
05 nov. 2011 – 15:00
free entrance
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Links
Snaefellsstofa Visitor Centre
Vatnajökulsþjóðgarður – Vatnajökull National Park
Expo – In the footsteps of Eugene Trutat
Monday, October 17th, 2011Through Flickr, we were invited by the Museum of Toulouse to attend the photo exhibition titled: Objective Pyrenees – In the footsteps of Eugene Trutat with photography presented below illustrating La Brêche de Rolland in the the Pyrenees.
Part of this exhibition, for which we have contributed modestly, is based on the principle of a collaborative project comparing the current landscape with old photographs made at the time by Eugene Trutat (1840-1910).
Du 4 Octobre au 31 Décembre 2011.
Scientifique pluridisciplinaire, passionné de photographie, Eugène Trutat a constitué tout au long de sa carrière une collection de 20 000 photographies environ, dont 15 000 sont conservées au Muséum sous forme de plaques de verre.
Eugène Trutat fut le premier conservateur en 1865 puis directeur du Muséum entre 1890 et 1900.Cette exposition met en valeur, la diversité, la qualité, la modernité et l’apport scientifique de ce fonds, avec pour fil conducteur le massif des Pyrénées.
Elle propose un parcours libre ponctué de modules thématiques :
Le visiteur parcoure le massif pyrénéen et ses environs, mêlant les clichés de Trutat et de ses confrères à des prises de vue actuelles.
Des images en relief sur la base des photographies en stéréoscopie réalisées par Eugène Trutat. Ancêtres de la 3D, ces photos sont visibles à l’aide de lunettes polarisantes sur grand écran, comme au cinéma !
Un dernier module est consacré à la photographie elle-même et aborde les différents procédés mis en œuvre par Eugène Trutat tout au long de sa vie, au rythme du développement de cette discipline
Add This Song – Gusgus, live @ Nasa 2011.06.18 in Reykjavik
Thursday, August 18th, 2011Volcanic eruption in Grímsvötn
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011The eruption in Grímsvötn has not been accessible since the ash cloud is so widespread. Some have likened it to an atom bomb mushroom. Ómar Ragnarsson, entertainer and media person, has said that the smoke “drowns within itself”. This means that it is not easy to get good areal photos of the eruption.
Jón Gústafsson went by helicopter to the eruption and was able to shoot the following video, which shows lightnings coming from the smoke every few seconds.
Cwejman RES-4 demo
Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011Here is a short demo of the Cwejman RES-4 Quad VC Resonators module I did a few months ago (I’ve just forgot to post it …).
This patch involve 3 intermodulating oscillators (Wiard Oscillator in LFO mode, Wiard Anti-Oscillator as a modulator, Tiptop Audio Z3000 as a modulator), which are filtered by a Wiard Boogie filter, itself modulated by the Wiard Oscilator.
12 dB/oct output of the Boogie filter is connected to the Cwejman RES-4. The tip was to modulate two bands of the RES-4 by an envelope (Wiard Envelator), which is trigged by a pulse rhythm created with the Intellijel uStep (clock signal is provided by the End output of a Bananalogue Serge VCS).
EFX processing through a nice Eventide Eclipse patch 
which give a Steve ROACH’s like sound (IMO).
The Soundscapes of Steve Roach
Saturday, June 5th, 2010KUAT-TV PBS, Tucson produced this look at Steve Roach and his music. Taken from the “Into the Soundcurrent” promotional video.
