MAN is conceived with a vision to showcase wide range of experimental new genre and media art including digital art, algorithmic and generative art, interactive art, music/sound visualization, virtual art, video games and interdisciplinary collaborations in art, design, science, medicine and engineering technologies. The diverse media wall, measuring 15 x 2 meters, is located at the North Spine Plaza at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore.
The NTU Art & Heritage Museum promotes a keen awareness and strong interest in art and heritage on campus. Being part of the university, the Museum has the advantage to work with schools from the various disciplines and the artist community, and initiates interdisciplinary research and collaborations in exhibitions and programmes. The Museum has an important educational role, and engages the NTU Community by providing opportunities for participation in special art projects. The Museum also brings art to the Community through an active Public Art programme. Opened in 2008 and listed under the National Heritage Board’s (Singapore) Approved Museum Scheme, the Museum has a Southeast Asia and contemporary art collection and exhibits mostly at public spaces on campus for the maximum impact in outreach.
4:00 - 6:00 pm Friday, 30th November 2018
@ Media Art Nexus NTU, North Spine Plaza
is creative art exchange between two distant urban media displays – the
Elbphilharmonie Media Wall (Elphi) in Hamburg and the Media Art Nexus (MAN) at the
Nanyang Technological University Singapore (NTU). As a part of the ELMANUniversity Project 2018, the emerging artists from the University
of Applied Sciences Europe, Department Art & Design, Film + Motion Design
Class, Campus Hamburg and the Nanyang Technological University
Singapore, School of Art, Design and Media have
created artworks for both site-specific media platforms. All results
will premiere on Monday, 26th of November 2018 in Hamburg and on Friday, 30th
of November in Singapore. Exhibition will be on display till 10 December.
For more information please visit: www.elman.online
Vimeo links: https://vimeo.com/298820354
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/577014599379382/
Reynard Adrianto, Diamanda Alatorre Hernández, Robin Aldag, Ninja Annighöfer, Abdul Qayyum Bin Sarip, Eva Böttcher, Sacil Aaron James Carpio, Amber Chan, Chio Jo Inng,Katja Fischer, Karl Gieth, Laura Gilich, Nasya Goh, Vanessa Christie Goh, Darren Ho Jian Hunt, Ties Kozok, Louisa Lek, Joan Li, Emilia Ema Lilek, Alvin Ling, Zhang Longfei, Sven Miller, Jelena Moench, Jan Moritz Mueller, Eduardo Motta, Jakob Münster, Marc Nickel, Johannes Ohm, Philipp Quast, Thamina Rastagar, Eli Rix, Moritz Schmidt, Sandy Schmidt, Tobias Schneider, Benjamin Soh, Tricia Tan, Insa Vollert, Ruotong Wang, Jan Weddewer, Joey-Dean Woo-Ling, Rebecca Yang, Jiaqi Yao, Su Xian Yeow, Ruo Bing Yu.
Thorsten Bauer, ELMAN Project Inventor and Initiator, Curator Elbphilharmonie Media Wall
Verna Kraemer, Professor, Head of Program Film and Motion Design, University of Applied Sciences Europe, Department of Art & Design, Campus Hamburg
Ina Conradi, Associate Professor, School of Art, Design and Media, Creative Director Media Art Nexus NTU
Mark Chavez, Founder/CEO Giant Monster, Creative Director, Media Art Nexus NTU
Julian Conrad and Britta Voss, Advertising Events & Partnerships
Hilka Jeworrek, Editor in Chief - Online, Content and Social Media Manager Niclas Spranger, Social Media Assistant Rene Scharton, Camera Operator Marleen Hahn, Photographer Robin Aldag, Portraits Photographer, Camera Operator & Video Editor
Teh Eng Eng Faith, Director NTU Museum
School of Art, Design and Media
Institutional Support:
Peer M. Sathikh, Associate Professor, Associate Chair (Academic)
Muhammad Mustajab Bin Mohamad, Senior Executive, Publicity and Outreach
Lim Pheng Yew, Head,
Administration
Lau Kheng Hock, Senior
Assistant Manager, Technology & Design
Kumar Chockanathan, Senior
Executive, Technology & Design
Poh Zhuang Yu, Assistant
Manager, Media
Event Design Branding:
Ivan Yew, Animation/Video
Teaser
Tan Kwang Boon (KB), Web Site Design/Branding Collaterals
Quek Jia Liang, Photography
Dan Ng and Longfei Zhang, Portraits Photographers
Tate Egon Chavez, Animation/Video Teaser Music
ART WORK CREDITS
Directed, animated and programmed by Mark Chavez | Giant Monster Pte Ltd | SG/US
Collaborator & Story Board Art Ina Conradi | Nanyang Technological University Singapore | SG
Interaction programming by Corey Mason Manders | A*STAR Singapore | SG
VFX assistance Pamela Ng | Artists SG
Sound Design Philip Tan | Artist Educator | SG
Music Score Tate Chavez | Artist UC Berkeley | US/SG
SUPPORT RECEIVED FROM Singapore Tourism Board & Nanyang Technological University Singapore Art & Heritage Museum
The Emote Project (Animation, 50 minutes, 12 chapters, 2017) is about feelings, brain waves and real-time experimental animation, Using EEG the brain signals were recorded and analyzed for recognizing emotional patterns in music. We attempt to join those music studies with 20 animated shorts created in 4 chapters of abstract animation.
Ina Conradi, Associate Professor at the Nanyang Technological University Singapore, School of Art, Design and Media, is an award-winning digital new media artist living and working in Singapore. Her works innovatively span several disciplines: digital painting, experimental stereoscopic animation, installation, architecture and new media.
Mark Chavez is an animator, artist, educator and entrepreneur who has developed systems and techniques for animation across various media. He has worked on more than numerous award winning major feature films and innovative interactive titles to his credit at animation studios such as LaserMedia Inc.
Mark Chavez is an animator, artist, educator and entrepreneur who has developed systems and techniques for animation across various media. He has worked on more than numerous award winning major feature films and innovative interactive titles to his credit at animation studios such as LaserMedia Inc.
Ina’s research interests are in new media art explorations. Her digital paintings are animated and fit variable media spaces, creatively employing digital painting, animation, since 2010 stereography and panoramic 360 projection. Her films have been awarded and screened internationally and she presented her works at the events such as Stereopsia 2017 (3D Stereo MEDIA 2013), Web 3D Art Gallery QUT Brisbane 2017, Visualization Matters UNSW 2017, Ars Electronica Festival 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2016, Asia Animation Forum PISAF Korea 2014 and 2017, S3D 3D Festival Beyond, ZKM 2013-16, 67th Edinburgh International Film Festival 2013, Women 3D directors Paramount Studios Hollywood 2014, FMX Conference on Animation, Effects, Games and Transmedia Stuttgart 2014, Siggraph Asia Hong Kong 2014, ISEA 2010, Brooklyn Film Festival New York 2012, Anima Mundi Festival Brazil 2012 and 2013, 3D stereo Dimension 3 Festival Paris, 2010, Attakkalari India Biennial Bangalore India 2010. Ina holds BFA in Textiles Painting from the University of Applied Art Belgrade and MFA in Arts from the University of California LA. Ina has been Japan Foundation Fellow since 1991. She has been teaching at the California State University Long Beach (2000-03); LASALLE College of the Arts, (2005-07); Nanyang Technological University Singapore, School of Art, Design and Media, (Asst. Prof 2007-2015), earning Associate Professor 2015-till present. She has been presented with the Koh Boon Hwee Scholars Award 2015 and the Nanyang Education Award 2014 (School) for recognition to the influence of inspirational teaching
An award-winning animator, artist, educator and entrepreneur, Mark has developed systems and techniques for animation in many different media including laser light and computer graphics. His worked on numerous big budget, award winning animated and live-action films at studios such as Philips Interactive, Tokyo Broadcasting System Vision, Acclaim Entertainment, Dreamworks Feature Animation and Rhythm and Hues Studio, Playa Vista. An animation industry veteran and founding faculty at Nanyang Technological University’s School of Art, Design and Media in the Digital Animation area. He is currently based in Singapore, consulting with start-up companies on gamification of learning protocols using AI based teacher avatars, and creating interactive/reactive artworks for public art installations. He was the Art Gallery Chair for SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 conference in Hong Kong and Educators Program Chair SIGGRAPH Asia 2008. Mark's current work utilizes audio reactive and generative real-time animation.
