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30 April at Largo Annigon. Audiovisual performance by Ryoichi Kurokawa.

27. April – 01. May 2011. The European Media Art Festival in Osnabrueck is one of the most important forums of international Media Art, and is an open laboratory for creative and artistic experiments that help shape media and the aesthetics of their content. Featured performances by Ryoichi Kurokawa and Telcosystems.

4 June – 27 November 2011 at Venice Biennale. This volume accompanies an Official Collateral Project by four international contemporary artists, each represented by a newly commissioned site-specific work engaging with the theme of entropy. Featured new installation “Octafalls” by Ryoichi Kurokawa.

Après de sérieuses vérifications, il est désormais établi qu’Alfred Einstein n’a jamais écrit la fameuse phrase selon laquelle, « si l’abeille disparaissait de la surface du globe, l’homme n’aurait plus que quatre années à vivre». C’est donc plutôt une mouche en difficulté qui sera l’une des images fortes de Némo 2011…

Ryoichi Kurokawa from Osaka will merge sophisticated soundscapes with fragile and multi-layered visual structures in his installation “Rheo: 5 horizons“.

Ryoichi Kurokawa tends to eliminate the boundaries of our physical perception
 where the essence lurks in the transition, 
as in the law of life, nature and beauty 
where “everything is evanescent.” He destructs and reconstructs architectonic and organic abstractions with precision, coercing a complete surrendering of the senses.

Performance by Ryoichi Kurokawa in 2011. Ryoichi Kurokawa will be at Scopitone to present celeritas, an audiovisual performance, never showed in France, consisting in a diptych-video and 5.1-sound performance.

Two performances by Ryoichi Kurokawa and Ulf Langheinrich at Bozar in 2009. The two artists create immersive experiences where sound and image are seamlessly intertwined, synced and juxtaposed into true musical compositions.

Cimatics presents the North-American premiere of rheo at the opening night of 10th edition of Elektra, Montreal.
Earlier that day we are at the Cinemathèque québecoise for the IMDA.

23 June 2006. Live performance at Chapelle de Boondael, Brussels. Bent Object is the collaborative project of New-Zealand dancer/singer Susanne Bentley and Belgian electronic musician Peter Van Hoesen.
Thematically Bent Object deals with today’s rapidly changing realities: our fragmented society, different cultures blending, the mutation of signs and symbols, constant and rapid technological change.