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Early
M.Magrini performances were made in collaboration with the Computer
Music Lab of CNUCE/CNR
(National Research Council of Italy),using
originally developed gesture recognition systems.
An example
of these devices is the UV-Stick: a short white stick
illuminated
by an UV-lamp in front of a video camera.
The
video camera is connected to a computer which translates the motion
into real time
generated sounds.
Between
1995 and 2001 performances were based on various sound sources
(analog audio signal
generators, geiger counters, VHF and VLF
receivers, heart pulse sensors, etc.),
self built MIDI
controllers, pre-recorded stuff, background videos.
More
recent performances are a sort of hyper-dj set,
where real-time
treated pre-recorded material is mixed
with real-time audio and
computer graphics controlled by
self built gesture controllers.
Click below to see some photos taken from live
performances.
Berlin
(D), 1996
Massa
(I), 1996
Erlangen
(D), 1997
Wien
(A),1998
Prague
(CZ),1998
Pordenone
(I),1998
St
Niklaas (B),1999
Lille(F),
2000
London
(UK), 2001
Moscow
(RU), 2001
Berlin
(D), 2001
Melbourne
(AU), 2002
Moscow
(RU), 2002
Yaroslavl(RU),
2002
Lugano(CH),
2003
Berlin
(D), 2003
Recanati(I),
2003
Prague
(CZ), 2003
Florence
(I), 2004
Pordenone
(I), 2004
Edinburgh
(I), 2005
Leipzig
(D), 2005
Russelsheim
(D), 2006
Tomsk
(RU), 2006
Moscow
(RU), 2006
Paris
(F), 2006
Leipzig
(D), 2007
Vilnius
(LT), 2007
Wroclaw
(PL), 2007
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