This A/V performance was part of an event hosted by Charles University in Prague for potential collaborators and partners within Czech Pavillion co-creation in Japan 2025. This short live AV accompanied musicians playing Dvorak's Symphonie nr. 9 E-moll op. 95: II. Largo.
The visuals were based on the imagery of the newly presented Czech mascot for the upcoming EXPO - the glass sculpture by René Roubíček - and were designed to showcase the possible imagery of the Czech Pavillion coming to life as an interactive or musical facade.
REALIZATION
Touchdesigner, live performance, stage design, classical music
This A/V performance was commissioned by the animation festival Fest Anča (SK). The visuals were based on multiple particle systems, including boid behavior and letters as particles. The visualized words, phrases, and letters correspond to Adela's lyrics in three different languages that she interchanges during her performance often creating dissociation in the public. The visuals were created to emphasize the nature of multilingual performance and work with dissociation between three languages. Theby, the majority of visuals were data-driven by lyrics - and transformed into abstract artifacts.
Touchdesigner, particle systems, data-based visuals, live performance