David Muth
David's
approach to making things combines the conceptual and the experimental
and is informed by his background in music and architecture.
He works in the fields of music, imagery and novel forms of computer usage
and collaborates with various art collectives.
:: 2003
Tryptichon, a digital performance environment assisted by GPS technology,
created in collaboration with Manu Luksch and Mukul Patel under the umbrella
of ambient TV.NET, and premiered at the DMZ festival, London
http://www.ambientTV.net/telejam/3/
showing photographic work at the launch exhibition of Photodebut, London
delegate at NIME03 (New Interfaces of Musical Expression), Montreal, Canada
visuals at Cybersonica, London, in collaboration with Axel Stockburger
(D-Fuse) composing and recording music in collaboration with Berit Immig,
Berlin, Germany
:: 2000-2003
designing, programming and conceptual work for London based art group
and new media agency Soda
http://www.soda.co.uk/
http://www.sodaplay.com/
http://www.sodarace.net/
Soda awards:
Sodaplay wins the Interactive Arts award in the 2001 BAFTA (British Academey
of Film and Television Arts) Interactive Entertainment ceremony in London
recent Soda exhibitions:
Sonar, Barcelona, Spain (2003)
Sato Museum, Tokyo (2003)
Digifest at the Design Exchange, Toronto, Canada (2002)
Austin Museum of Digital Art (AMODA), Texas, USA (2002)
Tirana Biennale, Albania (2001)
Great Expectations exhibition in Grand Central Station, New York (2001)
Sonar, Barcelona, Spain (2001)
:: 2001-2003
lecturer at Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication on the MA
in Interactive Digital Media, teaching the module 'Generative Design'
http://www.rave.ac.uk/postgrad/pg_idm.html
http://www.rave.ac.uk/
:: 2001
audio - visual performance in collaboration with MEGO act GcttCatt at
the Montreal based FCMM film festival
touring through the UK as part of of London based band Karamasov / album
release on Satellite Records
http://www.karamasov.org/
:: 1995-2000
work as a musician, photographer, designer, developer, installation and
video artist / London
:: 1991-1995
making music and studying architecture in Vienna / Austria
Mukul is in-house sound artist at ambientTV.NET, where he collaborates across media including film, live performance and the internet. His work is concerned as much with the transmission of sound as its creation; informed by a background in science and Indian music, it plays along the borders between music and noise, rule-bound forms and chance, and technology and tradition.
Manu,
is a filmmaker who works outside the frame. As practitioner and theorist
in interdisciplinary media arts, Manu Luksch was artistic director of
the Munich Media Lab (1995-97). In 1998, she co-founded Art Servers Unlimited,
the first conference to focus on the creation of independent internet
servers as both an arena, and form, of innovative net-based art. In 1999,
she founded ambientTV.NET, a crucible for independent, interdisciplinary
projects ranging in form from installation through documentary, dance,
and theatre, to sound and video composition and live manipulation.
While exploring narrative formats which push the notion of documentary,
such as the online road movie Broadbandit Highway (based on traffic surveillance
cam streams), and Virtual Borders (a community film and internet-radio
project that spanned five South-East Asian countries), Manu has also been
elaborating collaborative, cross- platform performance/ projection pieces
that draw together distant geographical and disciplinary spaces. Other
recent productions include The Spy School (shown in Tel Aviv/VideoZone
Festival, Hull/Speechless, Tallinn/Academy of Fine Arts, amongst other)
a series of process-focussed explorations of surveillance and privacy;
AV Dinners, a multi-sensory live and streaming gastronomic event, Stealth
Waltz, an online sound project making us of encryption softwares (Ars
Electronica) and faceless, a thriller filmed by CCTV cameras in public
space in London (Tirana/onufri contemporary art show 2003).
