steve reich

zizek talking about SOund of Music

the killing machine

The killing machine

by Janet Cardiff y George Bures Miller

www.cardiffmiller.com

robots

Tanaka Karakuri's masterpiece, made around 1840s, Mojikaki Ningyo (writing doll):

Qrio robot throwing a ball:

link to watch others performances by Qrio

Asimo conducting Detroit's Symphony:

(she need a toilet)

link to robot orchestra

WF-4RII playing flute:

and this Toyota android playing violin like a robot:

using the spare energy to make music (part1)

That is the scheme of the project I've been working on.

I know that is an unreadable, so I will write it in here to help you to understand.

USING MY SPARE ENERGY TO MAKE MUSIC

ROTINE

home + cooking + traveling from one place to another + sleep :ll

People have: brain and muscles.

-brain controls muscles

-brain can think of others things instead of muscles

-brain is stronger than muscles

-If I have brain I have muscles

-If I have a lot of muscles, I probably have a small brain

-I have energy coming form my brain to move my muscles and play an instrument

-But if I don't have enough energy or I can't connect each other, can I still use that power to play?

-So if I have brain but not muscles, can I still make a sound?

-Or if I have something to do, but I want to make music, can I merge them together?

SOURCE OF POWER

friction car

hula-hoops

on grandma's chair

scratch card

milkshake

kiss

weight

SPACE TO PROPAGATE THE SOUND

basically there are 3 scales:

between the ears / on the hands / above the head

[showed different spaces and how the sound works on them]

(I've been researching for my new project)

sudden infant

website.

on YouTube.

glass bees

their page.

following the carnaval, have a look on this picture! 

fantasy

...at the end is always fun.