220V Electro Clips
The second program in the 220V series, "220V Electro Clips" featured "Interfacing Realities", a conference about architecture and interfaces, and Christian Möller's installation "The Party Effect."
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This program was the successor of 220V Klankpark (1994) in the 220V series and would be followed by 220V Robotics in 1997.
During the opening of the installation, there was a special performance by the Dutch artist Arthur Elsenaar. The sounds of a radiostation controlled the muscles which determined Elsenaar's facial expressions in the work Ontvanger.
The Electro Clips program also featured Interfacing Realities, a conference about architecture and interfaces.
During 220V Electro Clips, in August 1995, Christian Möller presented his installation The Party Effect in Rotterdam's Museumpark.
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In Arthur Elsenaar's performance "Ontvanger", the sounds of a radiostation controlled the muscles of the artist's facial expressions.
Within the "220V Electro Clips" event, a conference on Architecture and Interfaces with Manuel DeLanda (USA), Greg Lynn (USA), NOX (NL), Christian Möller (D), and Louis-Philippe Demers (CDN), moderated by Bart Lootsma (NL).
"220V Electro Clips - The Party Effect" (1995) is an interactive installation by Christian Möller (D), with P. Kuhlmann (D) and L. P. Demers (CND) .
Louis-Philippe Demers makes large-scale robotic environments and interactive media artworks.
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