[1998/01/15-17]
CM process began to show a clear form with this work. And the project of developing "a work process as a work" began. Incidentally, "CM" of CM process is taken from the title of this work [Circulation Module].
[1999/03/21-22] Laforet Roppongi / Tokyo
Circulation Module was constituted by some short pieces for 10 minutes built with CM process. However, in SINE WAVE FILTER with exactly 60 minute length, work by CM process was tried over the whole volume.
[2000/04-06/Fri.]
The salon [re/creation] is held in Aoyama [coexistence] on Friday biweekly from April, 2000 to June. It was the event performed for the purpose of showing the creating methods and thought of nest, such as CM process, in unaffected space called "salon".
[2000/07/01] Paradiso / Amsterdam, Japan Foundation Forum / Tokyo
This is a collaboration work with the dance company of the Netherlands "Dansgrope Krisztina de Chatel". After preparing in Tokyo and Amsterdam, we did joint work for six weeks in Amsterdam.
[2002/08/13-15]
CM process#1 was made as a scene which constitutes [zbb]. It was made only by the basic methodology of CM process. The interactive system by the computer is not introduced with this work.
plan:Kunihiko Matsuo
sounds:Kunihiko Matsuo
visuals:Taro Nishimoto
motion graphics:Plug
lighting:Yuuji Sekiguchi (balance,inc.DESIGN)
performance:Kunihiko Matsuo,Bungo Kawaguchi (WIZ improvi-sa'-tion Theater,Hiroko Tanakawa,Miki Sato, Hiromi Kosugi,Masako Yasumoto,JOU
bear:Tomoe Oonomi
bear design:Mutsuo Matsuhashi
[2002/08/13-15]
CM process#2 was made as a scene which constitutes [zbb]. With this work, the interactive system developed by Max/MSP etc. is introduced and the multistory and complicated system is realized.
plan/sounds/visuals : Kunihiko Matsuo
live camera:Taro Nishimoto
motion graphics:Plug
design:Naoki Hamanaka
programing:Kunihiko Matsuo
lighting:Yuuji Sekiguchi (balance,inc.DESIGN)
performance:Masako Yasumoto,Hiroko Tanakawa,Miki Sato
Interactive multi-media installation by Naoki Hamanaka & Kunihiko Matsuo
Direction: Miki Sato Visual and System : Teturo Tsuji Sound : Shotaro Hirata Lighting Box : Kazuyasu Kouchi Costume : Michiyo Sato Choreograph and Performance : Ai Kojima, Miki Sato, Ippei Shiba, Hamutsun Serve, Maki Morishita, Risa Yamamoto, Yuko Yamamoto Production members : Kazuyasu Kouchi, Norio Seta, Teturo Tsuji, Taro Nishimoto, Naoki Hamanaka, Shotaro Hirata, Naoto Iina, Keita Ishii, Michiyo Sato premiere 25-27/March/2005 Tokyo
[2006/09,11] New National Theatre / Tokyo, Aube Hall / Toyama
Direction : Miki Sato [http://www.satomiki.com]
Music : Kunihiko Matsuo (Composition and Programming), Mitsuaki Matsumoto (Live electronics)
Satoru Hirashima (Cajón)
Projection and Lighting design : Kunihiko Matsuo (Programming, Realtime video rendering and Design) , Norio Seta (Design)
Dance / Choreograph : Kota Yamazaki,Tomohiko Tsujimoto,Otoko Nakamura,Miki Sato
病房II --《几号病房》
Date:December 27 to 28,2007 (Friday & Saturday)
Time:20:00
Venue: Caochangdi Workstation
Choreographer:XiaoKe
Dancers:LiZhen XiaoKe
Video:Matsuo Kunihiko
Sound:Matsuo Kunihiko
Lighting Design:Matsuo Kunihiko XiaoKe
Stage Design:Matsuo Knihiko LiZhen
Costume Design:Xiaoke Lizhen
Production Structure:
Part 1:Losing(10 mins)
Conversion:Critical point(5 mins)
Part 2:Coexisting(10 mins)
草场地工作站 CCD Workstation BeiJing
End: Dispearing(5 mins)
PROJET O
17.04.10 - 21.04.10
VEDANZA (LU), TRAFFO, CENTRE DE CRÉATION CHORÉGRAPHIQUE
LUXEMBOURGEOIS - TROIS C-L
La Lune avait disparu des cieux depuis des mois...
Les marées étaient dès lors invisibles et inaudibles,
Les bateaux tournaient en rond, cherchant en vain leur rive.
Chiens et loups se retrouvaient sans repos, hurlant jour et nuit.
Où était donc passée la Lune ? Dérobée, enlevée ?
« Projet O » est un conte moderne, une ravissante performance faite de jeux et de surprises, une chasse au trésor menée par trois danseurs et deux musiciens...
Retrouveront-ils la Lune ? ...et elle, sa place dans le firmament ?
In ihrer vollendeten Form haben die geometrischen Grundfiguren Kreis und Kugel seit jeher große Faszination ausgelöst und die menschliche Vorstellung inspiriert.
Drei Tänzer und zwei Musiker sind auf der Suche nach dem Mond, der eines Tages urplötzlich verschwand.
Willkommen in einer von Farbe, Licht, Ton und Bewegung verzauberten runden Welt!
Direction/Concept : Rajivan Ayyappan / Choreography : Emanuela Iacopini, Yuko Kominami / Dancers : Yuko Kominami, Emanuela Iacopini, Matsuo Kunihiko / Musicians : Ganesh Anandan, Rajivan Ayyappan, Emre Sevindik, Tomas Tello /Interactive media : Matsuo Kunihiko/light design: Nico Tremblay
The Chinese Room
collaboration with choreographer Kenneth Flak and light designer Thomas Dotzler
Kenneth Flak / produced by Korzo Theater, The Hague
Kenneth Flak
The Norwegian dancer and choreographer Kenneth Flak has for a number of years been active as a dancer and choreographer in the Netherlands and Norway. As a dancer, he appeared in various productions by André Gingras. In 2007 he was awarded the prestigious Bessie Award for his achievement in Gingras' solo CYP17. As a choreographer he created, amongst others, Unison, God Studies and Of Gods and Driftwood. The latter was included in the 2010 Blind Date tour.
The Chinese Room
His latest performance, The Chinese Room will premiere in the countdown dance weekend. The point of departure is the question of what is the next step in human evolution. Will the human race finally merge with machines and with each other, permanently linking us together in a universal organism? Together with dancer Külli Roosna, light designer Thomas Dotzler and multimedia artist Matsuo Kunihiko, Kenneth explores the new Humanity 2.0. Can we remain human in a networked reality where technology, biology, mind and power have all become one?
première 16 september 2010
Thursday 16 Sep, 20.30 uur
ticketsFriday 17 Sep, 20.30 uur
Normaal € 12,50 / Zomeraanbieding € 10,- / Profpas € 8,- / Student € 6,-
