Demo of ‘Eternal Eye’ Multi-screen projection. Music by Cardamon Copy
Category: Music
Koreless – Lost In Tokyo (The Unofficial Ghost)
Koreless – Lost in Tokyo (The Unofficial Ghost) from peter edwards on Vimeo.
A music video created from some ghostly footage recovered from the days of video tape.
DV Cam, Video Feedback, CRT static.
Video by Peter Edwards, Music by Koreless / Bach
Arclight – ‘Vitamin D’ (Live) – Tate Modern
VASE Presents at Tate Modern South Tank, April 26th 2013, part of Tate’s Hyperlink Festival – Film by Peter Edwards
VASE and TRUSST presented an evening of music, art and technology at London’s Tate Modern as part of Tate’s Hyperlink Festival.
Tate Modern’s new underground space South Tank played host to an evening of immersive and interactive audio and visual presentations put together by multi-disciplinary record label VASE and creative studio TRUSST.
Performances by Arclight, Dorian Concept and Jacques Greene were accompanied by a series of digital installations created specially for South Tank in response to the festival’s theme of ‘six degrees of separation’. Physical computing, projection mapping, interactive wearables and electronic soundscapes came together to create an immersive 360 degree responsive environment under the creative direction of Melissa Matos (TRUSST)
Simian
The release on Source Records was accompanied by a large poster campaign featuring the images. Screenprinting was by Kate Gibb at Big Active.
Murder by Death
Mira Calix
The Black Ghosts
Lord Skywave
Inspired by the bass music scene we built our own totemic soundsystem speaker stack. Slightly ridiculous, but fun.
Euros Childs
This shot became the inside sleeve for the ‘Bore Da’ album, released by Wichita Records.
Euros told me later that the drummer had two peaches in his paper bag. Looks like he wasn’t keen on sharing them either!
Simian Mobile Disco
This picture went on to become pretty iconic for them and was used almost everywhere for the first few years of their meteoric rise to success. The shot is based around colour changing lighting units designed by Jeremy Lord (and possibly wired together by Simon and myself)
