
Swiss musicians and video artists BIT-Tuner, Eisentanz and Suffix VJS will perform at the eighth multimedia festival "Electro-Mechanics", which will be held on November 21-22 in the Center for Contemporary Art of Sergei Kurekhin in St. Petersburg
The international festival "Electro-mechanics" represents various faces of electronic audiovisual art-experimental and dance music, digital video art, video clips, installations and performances.
Bit-Tuner creates electronic music using computers, bass, synthesizers and equipment for analog effects. He works with severe rhythms, apocalyptic destinies and roaring sound landscapes.
Eisentanz invents tools from improvised materials - metal barrels, swinging springs, stones, building its own interpretation of modern industrial sound. Abstract and futuristic computer animation becomes part of its conceptual performance.
Five Suffix Suffix Mixes a picture and sound into a single whole, varying in the visual repertoire a classic slow shoot or 3D animation. They create living shows on small basements and large -scale festivals. SUFFIX members are not only graphic designers, video artists, animators and organizers of multimedia concerts, but also professors in various design and art schools in Switzerland.
Bit-Tuner, Eisentanz and Suffix VJS will be performed on November 21 at the Center for Contemporary Art of Sergey Kurekhin (St. Petersburg, V.O. Average Ave. 93).