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The Prix Ars Electronica Archive is a collection enabling search and viewing of all the submissions since 1987. The award-winning projects are documented with catalogue texts and audio-visual media. All other submissions can be searched by title/artist and displayed with year, category in list form. Please cite the credits (artwork name, artist and photographer) and only use the materials if your article is related to Ars Electronica.
Chip Radio
Gerfried Stocker,
Andres Bosshard,
Mia Zabelka
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'Chip Radio' was a concert that took place in three Austrian radio studios simultaneously (in Salzburg, Innsbruck and Dornbirn) and was transmitted live on O l 's Kunstradio program. The existing network of data and audio links between the three studios is used für multi-layered, real-time interaction between the musicians. The lobby of each studio is connected with the other two (architecturally identical) rooms. Three basically isolated events are linked up and made 'tele-present'. The physical distances between them are made visibly - and audibly - 'transparent' through multi-channel link-ups. Overcoming geographical separation, musicians in separate cities are gathered together in a room with no boundary but the speed of electro-magnetic waves. 'Chip Radio' confronts the distributive mass media of radio with the reality of inter-communicative networks, harnessing the potential of both networks. Mia Zabelka's control data for electronic instruments travel through the network leaving visible, graphic traces on video monitors. Gerfried Stocker uses a dataglove to reach through the network, through space, to play an acoustic instrument at the other end. Andres Bosshard's differential microphone placement passe s on spatial acoustic information from one studio to the other two.
Technical Background
HW: MS DOS, Atari, Apple Macintosh
SW: Icon, C-Base, Max, Artists’ Proprietary, Environment Processing by C. Buess and A. Bosshard
Technical Background
HW: MS DOS, Atari, Apple Macintosh
SW: Icon, C-Base, Max, Artists’ Proprietary, Environment Processing by C. Buess and A. Bosshard
Mia Zabelka (A), born in Vienna, multi-media artist and violinist, studied eomposition under Roman Haubenstock-Ramati and electronic music under Dieter Kaufmann. Participation in festivals, installations, (tele-)performances, concerts with a robot violin.
Gerfried Stocker (A), born 1964, independant media artist. Numerous compositions for theater, video and sound installations (EXPO '92 Seville).
Andres Bosshard (CH), born 1955, independant media artist, founded the group “Nachtluft” in 1985 for the further development of improvised music.
Gerfried Stocker (A), born 1964, independant media artist. Numerous compositions for theater, video and sound installations (EXPO '92 Seville).
Andres Bosshard (CH), born 1955, independant media artist, founded the group “Nachtluft” in 1985 for the further development of improvised music.