Propuesta de Gianfranco Copello @gianpocopello , productor del colectivo audio-visual Pitch Project, esta muestra lleva por nombre “Mañana estará bien” es el primer álbum de estudio de Copello. Siendo los temas canciones que convergen entre el downtempo, triphop y alternative rock. Fueron grabadas y mezcladas en un DAW (Digital audio Workstation); usando únicamente instrumentos de cuerda, drum machines y Samples de armonías.

Tras la realización de estas piezas está la sensación que se desea plasmar en la mente del espectador mediante las texturas sonoras, esta idea es fundamental para la elaboración y selección del Visual Art que acompaña cada pieza.

Motivado por el confinamiento y aislamiento social a nivel global en el 2020, Copello arregló, grabó y produjo 9 temas cargados de emoción y sensaciones variadas que crean un ambiente tranquilo y relajante musicalmente. Siendo la mezcla entre las texturas sonoras con el color y la abstracción de los elementos visuales recurso indispensable para alcanzar este efecto.

“INTERCESIÓN RESONANTE”, bajo la Curaduría de Jimmy Yánez International Official Curator & Museographer @jimmyyanez_4759 y la producción de Pitch Project @projectpitch

Cada sábado, desde el 31 de octubre al 28 de noviembre de 2020, la música, el arte, y los sentidos se mezclarán en la notas de estos exponentes de la música en el marco de los 50 años del Teatro Bellas Artes, Ateneo de Maracaibo, y estamos seguros que no pueden perderse estos conciertos

Improvisational performance by
Johanna Yukiko Haneda & Maksim Velichkin
Creating stories inspired by the improvisational performance.
Painting is always in the room,
so she couldn't walk into a room, she is already there.
She sings as she feels.
IMDb link
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13003702/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Directed by George Barber
Produced by John Wyver
An Illuminations production for BBC, 1993
Broadcast as part of "The Late Show" BBC 8/12/93
FOR EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY

*Heartbeat Ink *
Creating stories inspired by the improvisational performance.
Painting is always in the room, so she couldn't walk into a room, she is
already there. She sings as she feels.
IMDb link https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13003702/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

To break the monotony of working from home, Brener and Imara seek the perfect time to party online. They debate sunrise, sunset, choreography and communication at a 3000 mile distance. Fairy lights, window dressings, and wooden floors feature as extras in this ode to an online celebration. Filmed via Zoom in London and New York.

This is the first video of my series Dystopia: The Humanity of a Modern Pandemic. My name is Leslie Mauldin, and I am a sculpture and intermedia artist, as well as an MFA candidate at Texas Woman's University. At the start of quarantine, in April of 2020, each day blurred into the next, with many unknowns as to what would happen with COVID-19. The sculpture itself is isolated in a dark and unknown environment, just as I felt isolated in my small apartment. The sounds I designed represent the ominous emotions I felt around the time of April 2020.

Video Installation 2020

A poetic video about dreaming...
Sometimes
you want to sleep
and just
flee
to an unknown land

Lost in the woods by a dark night, Mrs. Moon, half asleep, meets the dream machine...
Video & Sound Design © Pierre Ajavon 2019

Screenings :

- 2020 - Buskopolis Festival of Cinematic Oddities - Huntingdon, Pennsylvania // USA

- 2019 - North Bellarine Film Festival - Portarlington Australia

Like a small baby is curious to all new things, a human being is born to want to see what is on the other side of "curtains", obstacles.

Anna Marie Urik is a photographer and filmmaker based in London.

Faded, is a short film about the elusive idea of love, and the long-lasting effects it has on us when it suddenly and without explanation, ends.

Daniela Lucato is an Italian filmmaker based in Berlin. This video was made during lockdown and finished on 25th April 2020. It is a reflection about domestic violence, human rights and woman condition in all countries. I was inspired by a personal involvement: an old friend I met by chance after a long time told me the abuse she was victim of from her husband. She thought it was painful but she accepted it as a normal condition. I was shocked and I told her she needed to contact the police. Later I couldn't reach her anymore because she moved to another city. I thought about this short talk we had for a long time. I really think the way she accepted this abuse, thinking it was normal, is a huge issue for many women.



This is something that needs to be changed. This topic is for me really important and the work “My name is Sami”is a studio for a bigger project. I feel a responsibility as a woman artist to make people think about it, to confront themselves with this item.

I don’t know if it will help to resolve the problem, but this is a start to fight it.

In a living room. Watching the sun set through the curtains.

pain in desire and loss.

a story of wanting desire.

March 2020. Holding My Breath Recorded in the artist's studio in Berlin / Germany From the series of "Works with Wind", 1989 - 2020 HD video (short…

A video that focuses on the same piece of furniture set within various scenarios, to echo different situations and states of mind during lockdown.

Act 1 plays with the realm of the surreal, combining different perspectives and sounds. A reflection on the boundaries between inside and outside.

Act 2 builds up image density within a spatially minimal context. A distilled reflection on the draw of physical activity in the natural environment.

Act 3 presents a dreamlike atmosphere of space and scale in flux. A meditative reflection on absence and presence within a single object.

An art film exploring my own past uncomfortable conversations with people in a time when socialising is impossible. We all crave intimacy with others despite how painful they can be and I think that’s what it means to be human.