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Multidisciplinarna virtualna svjetlosna instalacija

The multidisciplinary virtual light installation is focused on exploring whether reproductive art can become productive. My research included the following three artists: composer Alexander Scriabin, painter Alexej von Jawlensky and pianist Ivo Pogorelich. These seemingly unrelated artists and their work were studied together and the arts of painting and music were made to meet on the same platform. The installation purports to show the productive aspects in reproductive art and is built as a counterpoint of independent ideas interacting in a common thought structure. It is set up on Lake Lugano, which is not a mere coincidence when we know that all three artists began showing a growing interest in abstraction in Switzerland. The 3D multimedia projection sets up Scriabin's serialism in music in space, and the pictorial serialism of Jawlensky is presented so as to show how it occupies time. Simultaneously, simulated motion is achieved with a system of lasers responding to Pogorelich's changing body gravity. The lasers are an interpretation of Scriabin's colour system, taking as base the quint circle and Isaac Newton's optics. As the project will not in actuality be played out so that real people could in fact assume their assigned roles, I, as a multidisciplinary artist myself, am responsible for the entire creative input. The visual content and computer projection are accompained by my own performance of Scriabin's composition 'Feuillet d'album', Op. 58. Originally, however, the installation was designed for Pogorelich's performance of Scriabin's piano pieces.

Aleksandar Skrjabin ; Aleksej Javljenski ; Ivo Pogorelić ; svjetlosna instalacija ; serijalizam ; kromatika

Cjeloviti video-rad prikazan je u Museo de Almeria u okviru međunarodnog festivala eksperimentalne video-umjetnosti. Selektirala ga je Grupa International ArtExpo u suradnji s MECA-om (Mediterráneo Centro Artístico).