April 29, 2011

Low Lives 3 International Festival of Live Networked Performances

Low Lives 3 International Festival of Live Networked Performances

29 April 2011, 8 – 12 PM EST
30 April 2011, 3 – 6 PM EST

Now entering its third year, Low Lives is an international exhibition of live performance-based works
transmitted via the internet and projected in real time at multiple venues.

For more info visit http://www.lowlives.net

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/low-lives-3

Participating artists include:

Annie Abrahams; Lukas Avendaño; Brian Balderston and Chloe Bass; Camille Baker; Tzitzi Barrantes;
Rachelle Beaudoin; Black & Jones; Caroline Boileau; Catherine Cabeen and Company; Jennifer Chan;
Tyrone Davies; Joseph DeLappe; dev01ded; Alfred Dong; Nancy Douthey; Eosin; Julie Fotheringham
and Jarryd Lowder; Second Front; Deborah Goffe; Carlos Gonzalez; Katelena Hernandez; Ajeesh K.B.,
Santhosh V.S., and Hemabharathy Palani; Jayson Keeling; La La La Singers; Shaun El C. Leonardo;
Anya Liftig; Kristin Lucas; James Mbunju and Company; Saul Melman; Marcello Mercado; Jui Mhatre
and Jaee Joshi; Julio Morales; Irvin Morazan and Maya Jeffereis; Kendall Nordin; Molly O'Connor/
Molliver; So Percussion; SaBa; Marisol Salanova; Rosa Sanchez and Alain Baumann; Byd Sarret;
Jenny Schlief; Carmen Sober; Alan Sondheim; Nathan Stevens; Zornitsa Stoyanova; Channel TWo;
Frans van Lent; Claude van Lingen; Ginna Vélez; Rodell Warner; Ian Warren; Dr. Heather Warren-Crow;
Rebecca Weiner; and Paul Wiersbinski


 
Marcello Mercado
30.04.2011
Buenos Aires     16:11h         Los Angeles          12:11h
Berlin                21:11h        Cape Town            21:11h
Salt Lake City    13:11h         Miami                   15:11h


http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/14385478



Performing Arts

“Human Genome re-Activation” by Marcello Mercado

keywords:
bioart, genome, finger, soundart, genetics, synthetic voice,
DNA – Sequence alignment, chromosome 1, DNA, Nucleotides,
adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), thymine (T), DNA-Bases

I lost one finger (the pinky from my right hand) when I was 8 years old. The performance is about
“to read or to transmit” to my hand -in form of audio - fragments of the human genome. The idea is
to “activate” -through sounds- the DNA-knowledge about how to make a new finger.
The running time (activation) of the performance is 3 minutes.

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