Time is on my side, yes it is.
On December 10th the third grade students of Studio set up an exhibition with sound installations in the building of PXL-Music. Central theme: time.
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In a four hour performance, Rint Mennes produced live foley with two coconuts to a video of him riding a horse.
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Xin Van Damme made a new immersive soundtrack for an old school video game.
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Pim Gombeer interviewed his grandfather about his clock and combined a video of the interview and the clock in an intriguing installation pushed by time.
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Ruben Brems made an interactive painting installation with a sensitive canvas that translates the movement of the brushes to sound and builds a complex soundscape over time.
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Miel Vandervelde gave global warming a voice in an audiovisual installation with a melting block of ice and a sound sensitive pond.
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Vlad Suhodolski reconstructed his youth in an interactive installation with real objects and augmented reality.
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José Antonio Montaño made the public listen to different moments of a day in his life.