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Ryoichi Kurokawa
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Ryoichi Kurokawa

Precision-cut audiovisual sculpture built from field recordings and digital debris

Based in Berlin, Germany · From Japan

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Kurokawa synchronizes processed field recordings, granular cracks and computer-generated pressure waves with rapidly dissected images. Expect a multichannel audiovisual concert moving between near-silence, dense low-frequency mass and stroboscopic bursts rather than a beat-led set.

More about Ryoichi Kurokawa

The Osaka-born, Berlin-based artist has presented installations and concerts since 1999, treating sound and image as one composed material. His work sits between experimental electronic music, scientific visualization and media art; he received the Digital Musics & Sound Art Golden Nica at Prix Ars Electronica in 2010.

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For unfold, Kurokawa worked with astrophysicist Vincent Minier and translated ESA, NASA and CEA datasets about forming stars and galaxies into images, sound and physical vibration.

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Ryoji Ikeda, Daito Manabe, Alva Noto, Autechre

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