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Cirque de Musique

Over the past weeks, I’ve worked with a bunch of my old photos of a friend of mine, the brazilian modern dancer Sandro Masai in order to produce 14 short films to display during two classical concerts in Århus and Aalborg respectively. Each film was made of two copies of the same photo, one in a black & white state, another in a very colorful and dynamic state. In Final Cut Pro I created a transition between the two photos and matched the length of the film with the movement it had to accompany. In its essence a very simple process, but I sure did put a lot of hours into the color-processing and not to forget the selection of the photos.

I was really surprised with how well the outcome transferred onto the big big screens – especially in Aalborg (Nordkraft – the photo above) the photos came to live (literally). That screen was handmade from the canvas of an old cinema screen and build for the occasion. It has been fun reviewing a lot of old work and putting it up against another expression of art.

Shooting live art

It’s always a great experience to shoot pictures at Transformator! Last night, a painter, a drummer, a dancer and an actor meet up on stage and created something quite indefinable and unique. Going on for about an hour, this improv gig amazed me and the rest of the audience with its brutally honest performances and dramatic sequences! I’ve uploaded some pictures at nitusind.nu and a bit more at Flickr.

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Oh yeah, a good friend of mine, David Tholander, showed me a fine article by him in a magician magazine featuring a shot of mine of one of his performances. Good stuff and congratulations David on the fine article!

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Air Guitar Heroes

Last Thursday, Transformator hosted and nitusind.nu arranged the local annual air guitar championship! In a packed room – and with people turned down at the entrance – the atmosphere was great and it was indeed quite an experience! You can read my Danish review and see some pictures (everybody understand those) of the night over at nitusind.nu. Furthermore, I’ve uploaded a more extensive gallery of the night at my Flickr site.

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