Gloria Damijan präsentiert:
DILATE ENSEMBLE ON MEMORY II – IN THE BLUR OF TIME
Live Performance und Screening
Im Mittelpunkt stehen Videoarbeiten des austroamerikanischen audiovisuellen Improvisationskollektivs „DILATE ENSEMBLE“.
Umrahmt werden die Filmvorführungen von der Live Aufführung der Komposition „In The Blur Of Time“ des Ensemblemitglieds Jon Raskin durch Gloria Damijan.
Thematisch steht der Abend im Zeichen von Erinnerung, dem Einfluss von Erinnerung auf den Bewusstseinsstrom, und wie sich dieser Zusammenhang im Bereich der experimentellen Improvisation äußert.
DILATE ENSEMBLE
ON MEMORY II: SCALING THE PALACE
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, visual artist Carole Kim began developing a new intimate venue for her work under the kitchen table. This space became a site for micro video installations animated by experimental musicians and performers who create improvised soundscapes from afar.
Dilate Ensemble is an audio visual collective featuring:
Carole Kim: micro video installation
Gloria Damijan: extended toy pianos, percussion
Scott L. Miller: electronics
Luisa Muhr: vocals
Jon Raskin: sax, concertina, electronics, recycled materials
Special Guest: Paul Chavez: guitar, electronics
Lyn Hejinian: “Writing Is An Aid to Memory: Preface”
action/memories by:
Adam Rosenkranz, Regine Verougstraete, Carole Kim, Brenda Bynum, Rebecca Baron, Astra Price, Ursula Brookbank, Anna Widen, Mady Schutzman, Kristin Musgnug, Valerie Daval, Alistair Milne, Jacquie Beaubien, Eli Rosenkim, Maile Colbert
https://dilate.bandcamp.com/
PREMIERE OF NEW AUDIOVISUAL WORKS
JON RASKIN
IN THE BLUR OF TIME
(dedicated to Carlo Rovelli)
Solo composition for improviser
This composition contains six graphic elements and the central one is an interpretation of a Minkowski space time diagram
Gloria Damijan: piano, extended toy pianos, percussion
DILATE ENSEMBLE 
Dilate Ensemble is an audio visual collective featuring:
Carole Kim: micro video installation
Gloria Damijan: extended toy pianos, percussion
Scott L. Miller: electronics
Luisa Muhr: vocals
Jon Raskin: sax, concertina, electronics, recycled materials
Dilate Ensemble is an audiovisual ensemble exploring virtual spaces. It was formed around the live internet performance of a real time under-the-kitchen-table installation by Carole Kim (S. California). Inviting Gloria Damijan (Vienna), Jon Raskin (N. California), Luisa Muhr (NY/Vienna) and Scott L. Miller (Minnesota) to join her in the pursuit of continuous explorations.
Carole Kim is a media artist with a focus on video projection for multimedia installation, performance and photography. She has a very hands-on, tactile approach to the materials she works with, pushing the moving image to take on optical, spatial and dimensional form. Her work has been presented in a wide range of contexts including experimental music, theater, art, dance and site-specific installation. She is grateful for an ever-expanding community of collaborators across disciplines energized by a process of exploration in the moment.
Gloria Damijan studied piano and music pedagogy at Music University Vienna with a focus on contemporary music and free improvisation. She has studied with Manon-Lìu Winter, Burkhard Stangl, Franz Hautzinger and Ian Pace and collaborated with Stefan Fraunberger, Vinzenz Schwab, Klaus Filip, Arnold ‘Noid’ Haberl, Christine Schörkhuber and Ye Hui. Working together with composers Tamara Friebel, Margareta Ferek-Petric, Veronika Mayer,Matthias Kranebitter. Damijan has performed in Vienna, Graz, Innsbruck, Berlin, Barcelona, Lisboa, Porto, Oslo, Hamburg and is a member of the Viennese Improvisers-Network snim.
Minnesota composer and electronic musician Scott L. Miller is described as a creator of ‘high adventure avant garde music of the best sort’ (Classical-Modern Music Review). Best known for his electroacoustic chamber music and ecosystemic performance pieces, his music is characterized by collaborative approaches to composition, exploring performer/computer improvisation, and re-imagining ancient compositional processes through the lens of 21st century technology. He is a Professor of Music at St. Cloud State University and Director of Recordings for the Society of Electro-Acoustic Music in the U.S. (SEAMUS).
Luisa Muhr is a multi-lingual, multi- and interdisciplinary performer, improviser
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