investigations thru ELECTRONICS 2026 featuring Retro-Grade Illusions-not half-REPRESSIVE + COGS!
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Come to investigations thru ELECTRONICS 2026!! COGS/not half/REPRESSIVE+Retro-Grade Illusions!..PAYwhatUwant at the door that opens at 8pm...
COGS
-Greg Hanec's newest project COGS is mixing up machine-like sounds with organic sounds. They shift back and forth using various lengths of looping files. No pedals or effects just adding and subtracting loops in a randomly picked order.
REPRESSIVE
-Repressive is a Winnipeg-based electronic project pioneering the Bio-Tech music movement. Operating a live hardware setup engineered like a human nervous system, the project intentionally disrupts traditional electronic production to fuse biology with sound.
not half
-Ambient synth with psychedelic flourishes. Or The One-Synth Ambient Music Challenge where I use one synth literally designed for ambient music and try to make ambient music with it.
Retro-Grade Illusions
(Performed by Anthony Valade and Jay Nault)
:seizure warning - some intense strobing; psychedelia, op art, abstract expressionism, nostalgia:
A two-phase experimental analog video art performance that utilizes two separately projected video feedback circuits of retro consumer/professional grade video technologies.
The seperate feeds will consist of unique to itself video equipment (video art mixing boards, CRT’s, VCR’s, and video cameras) to ensure two unique images are produced.
Phase-one (10-15mins):
Generating and exploring video art samples.
Phase-Two (20-30mins):
The respective projected circuits will cross their live cameras over to the opposing projection. Which in turn will create a wireless feedback loop where each station will produce new images using the equipment in both feeds simultaneously.
Immediately. Every single time a single pixel is manipulated, it gets sent out through one stations projector - that image will be picked up from the other stations camera and sent through their station where it will be projected and picked up by the other station once again.
An infinite loop - one huge feedback loop with two unique iterations shown simultaneously.
This performance will be accompanied by a curated playlist by the performers.
COGS
-Greg Hanec's newest project COGS is mixing up machine-like sounds with organic sounds. They shift back and forth using various lengths of looping files. No pedals or effects just adding and subtracting loops in a randomly picked order.
REPRESSIVE
-Repressive is a Winnipeg-based electronic project pioneering the Bio-Tech music movement. Operating a live hardware setup engineered like a human nervous system, the project intentionally disrupts traditional electronic production to fuse biology with sound.
not half
-Ambient synth with psychedelic flourishes. Or The One-Synth Ambient Music Challenge where I use one synth literally designed for ambient music and try to make ambient music with it.
Retro-Grade Illusions
(Performed by Anthony Valade and Jay Nault)
:seizure warning - some intense strobing; psychedelia, op art, abstract expressionism, nostalgia:
A two-phase experimental analog video art performance that utilizes two separately projected video feedback circuits of retro consumer/professional grade video technologies.
The seperate feeds will consist of unique to itself video equipment (video art mixing boards, CRT’s, VCR’s, and video cameras) to ensure two unique images are produced.
Phase-one (10-15mins):
Generating and exploring video art samples.
Phase-Two (20-30mins):
The respective projected circuits will cross their live cameras over to the opposing projection. Which in turn will create a wireless feedback loop where each station will produce new images using the equipment in both feeds simultaneously.
Immediately. Every single time a single pixel is manipulated, it gets sent out through one stations projector - that image will be picked up from the other stations camera and sent through their station where it will be projected and picked up by the other station once again.
An infinite loop - one huge feedback loop with two unique iterations shown simultaneously.
This performance will be accompanied by a curated playlist by the performers.
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Where is it happening?
Graffiti Gallery, 109 Higgins Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0B5, Canada
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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Host or PublisherGreg Hanec
