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For 200 Nanowebbers, Semiconductor have created a molecular web that is generated by Double Adaptor's live soundtrack. Using custom-made scripting, the melodies and rhythms spawn a nanoscale environment that shifts and contorts to the audio's resonance. Layers of energetic hand-drawn animations, play over the simplest of vector shapes that form atomic scale associations. As the landscape flickers into existence by the light of trapped electron particles, substructures begin to take shape and resemble crystalline substances.
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We make art works which reveal our physical world in flux. As forces of nature come into play on our surroundings, we witness events unfolding over thousands of years well beyond our lifespan, or outside the limits of human perception.With 200 Nanowebbers we wanted to explore visual techniques that would make you feel like you were observing a Nanoscale world, without having to use other objects as a scale reference. The short depth of field reflects the limited ability of the tools we must use to experience this relatively miniature world. Early 2007 Fat Cat Records will release a new DVD of our artworks: Worlds in Flux.
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Optronica Event, NFT London 2007
Simplicity - the art of complexity, Animation Festival
The Land of the Lilliputian, Exploratorium, San Francisco, USA
Blink, Gasworks, London
International Animation Showcase, San Francisco
Museum of Modern ArtEdinburgh Film Festival
Mirrorball Platform#1, Careof Gallery, Milan
Sonic Acts DVD: The Anthology of Computer Art
Videotheque Mobile, Paris
FranceDarklight Festival, Dublin, Ireland
Forty Winks, Ego Park Gallery, Oakland USA
Big Screen, Manchester, Cornerhouse
Encounters 12th Annual International Short Film Festival, Watershed, Bristol
Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival
Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, USA
© 2005 Semiconductor
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