| About
1n0ut (Reinhold
Bidner, Robert Praxmarer; Salzburg – Linz – Vienna) |
1n0ut
is an artist collective that works both collaboratively and individually
on a variety of
video and interactive art/dance/theatre projects with a focus on generating
synesthetic
experiences. The artists mix analogue and digital processes in their work
to achieve a perfect
aesthetic blend which can be understood as a reflection upon all our lives.
Cross-disciplinary by
nature, their approaches reach from a self programmed real-time video montage
system based on
Praxmarer’s ongoing PhD work to the charming photo stills and composed
video works from Bidner.
Both like to think in shades of grey - between black and white - which gives
the audience an
experience of fuzziness, fault and, despite algorithmic perfection, harmony.
1n0ut works, exhibits and performs on an international level in locations
ranging from contemporary art museums, nightclubs to classical concerts
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Robert
Praxmarer was born in 1976 in Hallein, at very young age his talent
for programming computers
emerged and he got a scholarship for gifted pupils. After school he continued
in the direction of art
and media, he was an artist at the reowned Ars Electronica Futurelab for
7 years. Currently he
teaches at Art University Linz at the institute of Interface Cultures. He
gave workshops at Trinity
College Dublin, FH Hagenberg for Media Design and art school Aix en Provence.
His research
interests include interactive art, with a special focus on Interactive Video
Manipulation, Realtime
Performances, Computer Games, creating new synaesthetic experiences and
Software Art in
general. He received various prizes and grants, including Grand Media Art
Award Salzburg,
upcoming artist prize for experimental art from MAD 03 Madrid Spain, honorary
mention from
Crossing Europe and UNESCO Digital Arts Award. He exhibited internationally
(ARCO Madrid, Ars
Electronica, VIPER, ElectroFringe Australia, Stuttgarter Filmwinter, Cynet
Art, Microwave Media
Festival Hong Kong, Prog Me Rio de Janeiro, etc.). He was an Artist in Residence
of the “Les
pepinieres pour les jeunes artistes” program of the European Union
for the most promising talents in
Europe at CIANT in Prague. In 2006 he started his work on his PhD in digital
realitme performance.
His supervisior is Christa Sommerer a well known and established media artist
and pioneer.
Recently he received the opportunity by for an atelier residency at the
cité des arts Paris rendered possible by Land Salzburg and won the
Backup.Clip.Award for best international music video. His newest work a
interactive stereoscopic dance theater piece after Kafka's The Trial was
premiered in Salzburg in 2008 and will be shown at the cultural capital
of Linz in 2009. |
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Reinhold
Bidner was born in Salzburg and has been living in Linz for 6 Years.
He studied at the
college for applied sciences and technologies in Salzburg, (MultiMediaArt),
at the Duncan of
Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Scotland, Dundee (Animation and Electronic
Media) and
completed his degree with merit within the scope of a Socrates Scholarship
at K.O.P.P.-Film Berlin.
In 2002 he came to work at the Ars Electronica Futurelab in Linz. Since
2006 he is freelancing in the
fields of Video, Photography and Media Art.
He has received both awards and scholarships for his work (in the fields
of Media Art, Video,
Photography) and has exhibited these internationally (New York, Seville,
Madrid, Prague, Dresden,
Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Linz etc.). 2006 he spent 8 months at the Palac Akropolis
in Prague during his
"Pepinieres europeennes pour les jeunes artistes"-Map-XXL scolarship.
In 2008 he won the Media
Art Award Salzburg and the Music-Video-Clip-Award of the Backup-Film-Festival
Weimar, in the
frame of the MediaArt Collective 1n0ut (with Robert Praxmarer). End of 2008/Beginning
of 2009 he
lived and worked in Paris at Cite des Arts International, where he continued
his experiments in the
fields of Music Visualisation, Performance, Video and Photography. |
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gained quite some experience with various forms of media performances and
music visualisations, and have been commissioned three times by the Ars
Electronica and the Bruckner Orchestra for big orchestral visualisation
works (Edgar Varese's Ameriques, Philippe Manoury's Sound and Fury and the
experimental work Muoyce by John Cage). Together with the Russian piano
player Juri Sachno we developed a 3d stereoscopic live visualisation to
classical pieces by Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin and Rachmaninov which was touring
in Austria, and with CPU and 1dentity we develop realtime stereoscopic Dance/Theater
Pieces.
Please refer to our website (http://www.1n0ut.com),
specially the works Varese's Amerique (dance, classic music), CPU (Dance/Theatre),
Klangdimensionen (3d stereo, classical music), 1dentity (dance), CONfusions,
Still Time (architectural portraits of cities):
To give you a quick overview, here some pictures of some
of our productions, much more on our website.
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P. Manoury,
Sound and Fury - Abstract Visualisation after themes of the book by Faulkner.
2006
Ars Electronica Festival 2006, Bruckner Orchestra Linz, conducted by Dennis
Russell Davies
http://www.1n0ut.com/man01.htm |
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| 1Dentity:
Realtime Dance Performance. Http://www.1n0ut.com/1dentity |
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| E. Varese,
Ameriques -Visualisation with Dance. 2008. Ars Electronica Festival 2008,
Bruckner Orchestra Linz, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies. http://www.1n0ut.com/varese |
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Juri
Sachno, Klangdimensionen. Stereoscopic 3d realtime phantasies for Beethoven,
Liszt, Chopin etc.
http://www.1n0ut.com/klangdimensionen |
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| CPU, Realtime
stereoscopic Dance Theater after Kafka's The Trial. Http://www.1n0ut.com/cpu |
