Monica Vlad transitioned from engineering hydropower to another fluid: sound. In this talk, she shared how she overcame the fear of creating sound compositions and audiovisual live performances on stage. Her performances are based on pure intuition, following her inner creative voice. More info ►► https://agoradigital.art/agora-talks/past-talks/the-sound-in-my-head-a-perfect-moment-for-women-in-digital-art-monica-vlad/ What did we learn? Why women should trust their intuition and creative voice. Why going out of your comfort zone can bring amazing projects and collaborations Why VR offers a multitude of possibilities, not only visually but also acoustically. About the artist Monica Vlad designs and develops new media installations and sound spaces. She uses new and old technology as an artistic medium of expression and as a medium for audiovisual communication. She explores their potential for spatial communication and art. She designs audio-video performances, media sculptures, installations that have an effect on their respective locations, giving them an identity — beyond their function and architecture. With her work, she likes to create new experiences and immerse the participant in the piece. The sound of her performances is mainly based on noise, ambient, experimental, from low to very high frequencies that one can barely hear; from minimal to glitch, from analogue to digital. Part of her artistic research is also the sound localisation attributes, surround – sound psychoacoustics, acousmatic and quadrophonic sound, sound image. The best way of participating as a viewer is to walk around through the room – as any new location has different characteristics – at the same time, regarding the sound but also the visuals. For her visuals, Monica creates new media of projection, coupled with the sound, which creates new immersive exposure to “reality”. For her light installations, she works with solid light that can easily be perceived. The viewer is invited to directly engage and experience with the sculptural characteristics of light. The installations carry performative and participatory qualities: while walking through space, as the viewer morphs into the landscape which disrupts the autonomy of the exhibition space and imposes its own spatial and temporal identity. About @AgoraDigitalArt Agora Digital Art is a certified social enterprise. We are one of the most dynamic creative hubs in London. We champion artists who have something to say. We bring diverse communities and artists together. With your generous support, we will build the best digital network. ►► Donate via Paypal #MonicaVlad #WomenInDigitalArt #ArtandTechnology #AudioVisualArtist #WomenVJ #AgoraDigitalArt #DigitalArtNetwork #AgoraNetwork #NetworkingRitual #ArtistToWatch #NewNediaArt #SoundArt
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