Multimedia: evolution and transformation

In a square white room, 8 monitors, facing in, are arranged in a circle in front of a wall marked with pencil lines. The video commences on the first monitor with a hand holding a lead pencil drawing a horizontal line on a white surface from right to left and then on to the next monitor and so on, until it starts all over again on the first monitor. The manner is loosely systematic but the result is quite effective. The drawn lines overlap continuously until the dark lead almost fills the screens.

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RealTimeArts- Multimedia: evolution and transformation
by Jing Garcia

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Gravity of Sound

Katawán, Satti includes Filipino artists Tad Ermitaño and Jing Garcia from the group Children of Cathode Ray. They have worked for 15 years in experimental sound and the underground video scene and collaborated on the sound score for this show. Alfredo Manrique, a famous Filipino social realist, is a painter and printmaker who presented his first exhibition of computer prints in 1998.


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Katawán, Satti
The body between: an interview/review
Keith Gallasch talks to Fatima Lasay

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MAAP 2004 - Multimedia Arts Asia Pacific

Filipino artists Tad Ermitaño and Jing Garcia, from the group known as "Children of Cathode Ray", share their long experience of experimental sound and video art, and how they are able to transgress boundaries of abstract sound and what Ermitaño calls a "visual and aural sensuousness underpinned by a rigorous sequential logic."

Excerpt from:
Katawán, Satti (Body, Force)
Fatima Lasay fats@up.edu.ph
August 2004

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http://www.vpa.nie.edu.sg/visual/collect.html