Born Digital Utrecht - FREEMOTE '10

FREEMOTE - Museum Club Night

On saturdayevening from 21.00h till 01.00h het Utrechts Archief was the place for electronic dance sounds and spacy visuals througout the live audiovisual performances provided by national and international artists. The Freemote Exhibition could be visited during the evening.

The evening was part of No Label Museum Clubnight.

Timetable:

21.00 - 22.00: Tarik Barri
22.00 - 23.00: Jacob van de Water & Daniel Berio
23.00 - 00.00: Incite
00.00 - 01.00: Daniel Zuur & Enrique Arce

Incite (DE)

This fresh audiovisual duo from Hamburg truly brings you into a deep audiovisual experience. Travelling all over Europe, from Sweden to France, we are proud to tell that Incite will perform their ‘Urban Being project' during the Museum Club Night on Saturday night. With a complete white background and performing desk, both visuals and two performing artists will virtually become one. Fortified by their experimental electronic music this is really something not miss out on. It will be the first performance in Holland.

website: http://www.incite.fragmentedmedia.org/

Tarik Barri

Tarik Barri is an audiovisual artist from Utrecht, The Netherlands. Through the use of self made software Tarik has developed methods for arranging images and sounds into audiovisual compositions. In doing this he aims to discover new synergies and aesthetics in the combination of music and visuals. The main concept behind his works is that image and sound are connected in an inextricable way: the viewer hears images and sees sounds. On Saturday evening Tarik will give a performance which will aggravate both visual and audio senses.

http://tarikbarri.nl

Enrique Arce (MX)

All the way from Mexico, Enrique Arce will strengthen our Clubnight with his audioreactive performance. During the musical set from Daniel Zuur, Enrique will provide the room with live controlled generated graphics responding to the sounds from the master output. Varying from morphing shapes, bright colors, and depth differences, Enrique invites you to a join the deeper trip at the end of the evening.

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WeFresh

BornDigital is proud to present one of Holland’s freshest design collectives. With collaborating artist from all over The Netherlands WeFresh brings a variety of unique skills to the Freemote festival. WeFresh will provide exclusive content, projected at the façade of the Utrechts Archief building. Video mapping projections meets design at its best.

www.wefresh.nl

Jacob van de Water

Jacob van de Water is a promising artist who finds his way into the music throughout several styles and projects. As well as an individual musician as in collaborations he builds his way with his trip-hop and ambient kind of music. Jacob does not stick with one style, he stays innovative and keeps on searching for new interesting projects. He makes music for films, theater and animations as well, and since a few months he has a massive YouTube hit with the Dutch versions of ‘Aututune the nieuws’, with already thousands of viewers. During the clubnight Jacob will give a versatile live performance using Ableton Live, supported by Daniel Berio with an audioreactive visual set.

www.jacobvandewater.nl

Daniel Zuur

Daniel Zuur is an Amsterdam based electronic musician and live composer. As a teen Daniel played the drums and percussion in several bands. Aside from the drums, he developed an interest in making electronic samples and sounds which led him to becoming the live performer he is today. Daniel composes each track as an individual story that creates its own unique atmosphere. These stories are full of exciting melodies backed by warm beats. His style can be described as deep techno with a touch of melancholy. Daniel’s music distinguishes itself by delivering a characteristic sound and structure.

http://soundcloud.com/danielzuur
www.myspace.com/daaen

Daniel Berio (IT/NL)

With abstract styles the Italian born Daniel Berio creates visuals that actually react on music by themselves. This visual artist uses his own software and builds virtual areas filled with objects and morphing lines, blocks, arrows, and other abstract shapes that seem to have their roots in graffiti. Besides developing his own unique visual engine, David works as programmer at the respected vj software studio of Resolume. During the performance of Jacob van de Water he will bring the night visually to another level.