ARTECHOUSE‘s latest exhibit introduces visitors to a new way of experiencing live music and concerts.
Transient: Impermanent Pairings recently opened. This first-of-its-kind partnership with Italian multimedia artist
Quayola is sound-centric (and sound-eccentric!), using tech as a lens to explore music in a new way.
Transient: Impermanent Pairings merges technology-based art and what was once a live performance experience. A series of audiovisual paintings created by Quayola, in concert with generative algorithms, reimagines the concert for 21st-century audiences.
“This exhibition aims to blur the boundaries between image and sound, presenting a series of immersive audiovisual installations along with motorized pianos. Transient does not generate finite music and paintings, rather it presents the impermanence that lies behind its algorithmic potential.” —Quayola