Electrovision VJ Night
15 Jan 2011, 20:00
Roxy Bar & Screen
Tickets are £5 and will be available on the door only.
Electrovision is a night dedicated to live audio-visual performances and aims to create a special place for this emerging art form, allowing it to be appreciated with the attention it deserves. In particular, the focus is on performances that tell a story, have a consistent theme, generate a strong atmosphere or have a striking aesthetic. Currently London’s only regular night exploring live cinema, Electrovision is becoming known as London’s most inventive visual event.
Featuring live performances from:
ExLex is a VJ group based in Budapest and created by two young media artists, Matyas Kalman and Daniel Besnyo, who are both founders of the Hungarian VJ movement and the independent studio, VJ Centrum. Originally designed for Sanfranciscobeat’s techno album, CODE36, is an outstandingly beautiful and atmospheric film presented in a live cinema format. It is a unique fusion of techno music and silent film, introducing sights of Hungary from an original, modern point of view.
MASSIVE MYST MOVEMENT – GREETINGS FROM HOLIDAYS
Ah beautiful Malta; if you go to the south of Sicily across the Mediterranean, you will come to this wonderful tiny picturesque island nation, with stunning architecture from throughout the ages. Holidays to Malta offer a vast array of things to do which keeps visitors going back for breaks for year after year. ‘Greetings from Holidays’ is a live performance by Annabelle Galea “Numberina”, Piotr Nierobisz “Neon” and Mario Sammut “Cygna”.
THE BUTCHERS – ASSEMBLAGE
The Butchers is a collective of creative people working both visually and with audio. “Digital Assemblage” is an artistic process in which a three-dimensional composition is made from found images. Our set is a cinematic experience composed by “collage” from our video repertory; images of the city, body, and found objects merge into a visual essay of contemporary environments.
