bad l.a. pool water (2010, 31MB, 4:14 min.)

Antonio Mendoza remix triptych.tv. Music by ‘no johnny’.

What Is This? (2006, 20.8MB, 2:31 min.)

Deft & attractive travelogue/visual poem/puzzle taking
us on a dream tour of Moljevic’s native Amsterdam.
More on his YouTube channel, and website

Circulation (2003, 56.1MB, 3:24 min)

ZDEN is a Slovakian artist and a pioneer in real-time
video performing – VJing. His live visuals are produced by a
self-developed post-production tool called CIRCULATION,
a software-based real-time 3 source video mixing engine.
Visit his site.
More vids here.

SNABBEAS (2009, 107 MB, 4:36 min.)

Music video for the GOTO80 track ‘Snabbeas’ by Ilan Katin
of Team Modul8.

Grrrridwave (2006, 60 MB, 4:26 min.)

Collaborative installation between EXYZT and Boris Edelstein
of team Modul8 as part of the METAVILLA project
at the Architectural Biennale in Venice 2006.

Frames Per Second (2008, 27 MB, 3:26 min)

Video and photo installation by VJs Bopa and Bruno Tait.
The exhibition is based on the idea of using video and slide projectors to
capture a random moment in time from animations on photographic paper,
foregoing the simple system ‘screen shot’ and projecting light onto ILFORD
photo print paper.

mindfuck (2001, 23.6MB, 3:26 min)

Mindfuck, a semi-automatic city psychosis.
by ZDEN.
Made in 2001!

MOON CRASH (2008, 58 MB, 4:42 min.)

“MOON CRASH is a 360 degree immersive experience using DJ sets
and mutant slides, painted live with video projections.
All visuals are painted on acetate using slide mounts, vitrail glass paint
and drops of water. The paints are solvent based and don’t mix with the
water; the water creates a vacuum which permits the movement.
Each time the slides are projected they form a unique landscape.
The slides also react to the heat of the projector. These slides have
a short life as the water tends to evaporate and the slides to dry.
The slides are painted, projected, filmed and manipulated live mixed
with pre-edited materials.”

*Proposal for a Rhizome.org commission.

iua met I (2005, 46MB, 6:43 min.)

inside us all, winners of the 2005 diesel music VJ competition.

Cube Pusher (2007, 31MB, 2:49 min)

Deft & very attractive interweaving of video & live performance from pixelbirds.
They make it look effortless; of course it’s anything but.
There’s an interesting form emerging here, with this physical intervention/relation
of live performers to a projection.
This notion has some way to unfold yet, I think, but
this is an excellent staging post.