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[2001/03/25]
This is the collaboration performance performed in the work of Tsuyoshi Ozawa [tire project glove jungle]. It is the project of 4 hours which analyzes Ozawa's interview video and spreads thread around in space based on directions of the analysis signal. Pink thread covered huge [glove jungle] and all [tire projects] the pile of used tires.

Nest - VIRTUAL CRYONICS

[2001/12/24]
It is a work for web site of the project [Future Physical] by shinkansen which works London at a base. Please look at site of [Future Physical] for details.

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VIRTUAL CRYONICS - ver.02

NHK TV [Tensai TV-kun wide]

[2001/12/28]
This is the children's program broadcast in NHK. Children designed dress by themselves and directed the fashion show. We made the show successful in cooperation with children. The show was constituted / directed based on "SINE WAVE FILTER".
Stage design:Naoki Hamanaka and Takayuki Kuroda
Production: Takayuki Kuroda
choreograph: Yuzo Ishiyama and Hiromi Kosugi
Music: Kunihiko Matsuo
Video: NISHIMOTO TARO

RENAISSANCE GENERATION 2002

[2002/08/13-15]
This is a collaboration work by SAL VANNILA and CMP which were premiered in the Kanazawa Institute of Technology-sponsored project [Renaissance generation 2003] which Noriyuki Tanaka(Artist) and Shinsuke Shimojo(Psychologist) supervised.
visual:kunihiko matsuo/taro nishimoto
sound:kunihiko matsuo/akira yamamichi
performance:giga hizume/so ueda/golden suzuki

Nest - [zbb]

[2002/08/13-15]
Intermedia performance nest has continued announcing the work centering on CMprocess in recent years. However, the method adopted as the next was as follows. Each participating artist gathered fragmentary ideas, and started each project in parallel, and short pieces were made. Furthermore, the remix of those works was carried out, they were reconstructed, and it was made the work of about 1 hour. As Tsuyoshi Ozawa participated with the VTR work from NY, with this work, collaboration with many artists who participate in nest for the first time was realized.

sound & visual for kuma project

[2003/05/24]
The video [kuma project] by NISHIMOTO TARO(image) and Kunihiko Matsuo (music) was shown by the performance of [shadyears] by Tomoe Oonomi and Shimada KAORI.

SAL VANILLA - Realtime Video Rendering for [lap top orchestra]/[inter/action]

[2003/06/25_26] Roppongi Hills Arena
[LAP TOP ORCHESTRA] by six artists(christphe charles /yoshihiro hanno / AOKI takamasa / yuzo kako / nibo / masaki narita / sakana hosomi)was performed. Kunihiko Matsuo participated by Realtime Video Rendering and visualized the sounds.

DANSTROMA

[2003/07/24]
[DANSTOROMA] is the event which featured the dance of Hiromi Kosugi and the installation [STROMATOLITE] of Akiko Kaizu.
proposer: Kazuhiro Ikeno, Akiko Kaizu, Hiromi Kosugi
performance: Akiko Kaizu, Hiromi Kosugi, Tsuyoshi Shirai, Tsuyosi Hirata
Music: Kunihiko Matsuo

KRAFTA - Realtime Video Rendering for [KRAFTA] at FERIA tokyo

[2003/08/01]
Kunihiko Matsuo participated in the performance of [KRAFTA] in the Yokohama red brick warehouse for "realtime video rendering".
organizer/visuals : tetsutoshi tavata
dance : Koji Saegusa
sound : Kotaki Mitsuru (cell)
realtime video renderling : Kunihiko Matsuo

KRAFTA - Realtime Video Rendering for [KRAFTA] at FERIA tokyo

[2003/08/21]
The interactive-VJ performance by [KRAFTA] was performed in Nishi Azabu FERIA. It is the event which CAMEL sponsors. Kunihiko Matsuo participated for "realtime video rendering".
visuals/mixing : tetsutoshi tavata
realtime video renderling : Kunihiko Matsuo

66b/cell - Realtime Video Rendering for [test patches] in Seoul

[2003/10/12_13]
Kunihiko Matsuo participated in [test-patches] of 66b/cell performed in SIDance2003 --the 6th seoul international dance festival-- held in Seoul in October, 2003 for real time video rendering/tech support.

SAL VANILLA - Realtime Video Rendering for [inter/action] in Singapore

[2003/10/23_25] Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay / Singapore
Kunihiko Matsuo participated in [inter/action] of Sal Vanilla performed in theater festival [Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay] held in Singapore in October, 2003 for real time video rendering/tech support.

ATTAKKALARI - REFLECTIONS

[2004/02/10] bangalore / India
artistic direction & choreography:Jayachandran Plazhy
performers: Hema Bharathy,Veena Basavarajaiah,Abhilash Ningappa,Mirra,Vidya Shimaladka,Rohini Narasimiah,K.S.Deepak,Rakesh,Elan R,Anusha Lall,Navtej Singh Johar, and Meera Janaki Krishnamurthy
Music:Jon Petter,Cathy Lane,Ashok Kumar,Roberto,Narain, M.D. Pallavi,Kunihiko Matsuo
interactive design:Kunihiko Matsuo
visual design:Allan Parker
lighting design:K R Nandakishore

Realtime Video Rendering for performance "Man Dance"

[2004/02/16]
collaboration work with Chris Lechner ,Lior Lev,Thomas Mettler,Christos Strinopoulos (at st johns auditrium / Bangalore)

Inside In

[2004/02/16]
Concept & Direction : Anusha Lall
Kunihiko Matsuo,Margi Medlin,Allan Parker,Yamuna Devi,Ria Uttridge

Breathing Braunschweig 2010

[2004/03/11]
[Breathing Braunschweig] won first prize in the international ideas competition "The Presence of Time - City Architecture Art for Braunschweig"

collaboration work with femke bijlsma,naoki hamanaka,norio seta,allard roeterink,kunihiko matsuo,kyoko kimura,toru higuchi

Amplified

[2004/07] at Spiral Hall / Tokyo ,at YCAM / Yamaguchi
collaboration performance work with Josef Hyde, Kazuyasu Kochi, Giga Hidume, Ao, Kenji Kikuchi

SAL VANILLA - "amplified - Sal Vanilla version"

[2004/10] HK cultural centre / Hong Kong
collaboration work with RE[ ], Sal Vanilla, AO

Shiteki Kaibou Jikken2.2+

[2004/12] UPLINK GALLERY / Tokyo
collaboration work with Natsuko Teduka
dance : Natsuko Teduka
Interactive system and sound design : Kunihiko Matsuo

RENAISSANCE GENERATION 2005

[2005/11] Sogetsu Hall / Tokyo
sound effects for the performance [catastrophe study] directed by Noriyuki Tanaka

Nest - Color Schemed Shadow

[2006/01] BankArt Yokohama / Yokohama
Direction : Kazuhiro Ikeno
Realtime Video Rendering : Kunihiko Matsuo, Tomonori Tanami, Taro Nishimoto

ATTAKKALARI - Purushartha

[2006/2] bangalore / india
collaboration work with Jayachandran Parazy(Attakkalari center for movement arts), Naoki Hamanaka, Mitsuaki Matsumoto

media Opera <h />our<br />link メディアオペラ アワーブリンク

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http://www.p3.org/aas/071117/index.html

2007/11/17(土) 18:30open/19:00start
2007/11/18(日) 16:30open/17:00start
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企画・構成・原案:高橋英明
演出:松尾邦彦 / 高橋英明
音楽:mjuc ( Hideaki Takahashi )
サポート:Uwe Haas
映像:松尾邦彦、名和憲進
プロジェクションシステムデザイン:松尾邦彦
空間構成・ライティングシステム:濱中直樹
PA:AO
音響・live processing:mjuc / Uwe Haas
ピアノ:mjuc
フリーボーカリゼーション:福岡ユタカ
ストリングスアンサンブル:
Vln.瀬堀玲実 吉成とも子 大和加奈 俣野良枝
Va:藤原歌花 村田恵子
Vc.村中俊之 友田唱

私たちは何を見て、何を見ていないのか。
私たちは何を聞き、何を聞いていないのか。
私たちは今・・・・どこにいて、どこにいないのか。

おびただしい情報が行き交う現在におけるリアリティーのせとぎわを問う試み。
10本のスピーカー、16個のスーパーツイーター、多面体的に配置される6面のプロジェクションスクリーン、LEDによるライティングなどの圧倒的な環境によって繰り出される情報の洪水に放り込まれ、否応もなく直面させられる危機的状況?アワーブリンク(brink)は私達にとって、まばたき(blink)の間に起るつかの間の出来事に過ぎないのであろうか。

[ NAGARIKA ] launch presentation

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DVD-ROM of an "integrated Information System on Indian Physical Traditions"
volume 1 Bharatanatyam

produced by Attakkalari Center of Movement Arts www.attakkalari.org
supported by Daniel Langlois Foundation, Canada. www.fondation-langlois.org

Inteview of Jayachandran Palazhy at Langlois Fondations for Arts, Science and Technology, May 29th 2007
part 1
part 2

Direction Jayachandran Palazhy
Co-direction Anusha Lall
Programming Kunihiko Matsuo
Screen Design Christian Ziegler

The evening celebrates the completion of this pioneering research on the movement language of Bharatanatyam. An interactive DVD on Bharatanatyam produced by Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts, Bangalore, funded by the Daniel Langlois Foundation and supported by Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore.

The 3-hour interactive DVD contains images of the masters and young artists in action, interviews, contextual information, analysis and explanation of principles of the movement language of the Kalakshetra style of Bharatanatyam.

Bangalore
07.02.2008 7.30 p.m.
Max Mueller Bhavan
By invitation only.
Goethe-Institut/MMB Bangalore

Delhi
Thursday, 14.02.2008
7:30 p.m. onwards
Siddhartha Hall, Max Mueller Bhavan/ Goethe-Institut

Attakkalari center for movement arts

[City On The Move] Attakkalari India Biennial 2009. Opening event

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Kunihiko MATSUO will be joining the opening site specific performance of Attakkalari India Biennial 2009 to be held on the 6th February 2009.

Attakkalari India Biennial will open with On the Move - a dynamic site-specific promenade performance featuring dance, martial arts, acoustic and computer generated music, visual projections, large scale colorful carnival costumes and innovative lights. On the Move will challenge the idea of space and architecture by offering new perceptions of the site of performance linking it to the city- its locations, histories and lives of the people. Electrifying moves of dancers and martial artists from India, Spain, Africa and the UK are set to a captivating score by Lorenzo Brucci and a team of Indian and Portugese percussionists. Site design, visual projections and lights are by Japanese artists Kunihiko Matsuo, Naoki Hamanaka and Mitsuaki Matsumoto as well as Christian Ziegler (Germany) and Thomas Dotzler (Sweden). Spectacular costumes are designed by Ali Pretty and team from Kinetika (UK).

Capturing the spirit of migration, relocation and enduring flux, On the Move invokes images of disciplined martial practices and dance traditions; chaotic streets teeming with automobiles, people and activities; colorful markets, houses of worships, construction sites and call centers; processions, festivities and exercises in the park etc. Truly a collaborative effort of artists from different parts of the world, drawing from their individual journeys as well as the historical ones such as spice trades of yester years, On the Move portrays urban life, its little joys as well as trials and tribulations.

Physical performance:
Led by choreographers such as Jayachandran Palazhy, Moya Michael (Belgium), Jou (Japan), Anani (Africa) as well as Spanish & British choreographers of Brouhaha, Nakula Somana, Dil Sagar, Rakesh, Hema Bharathy and Denny Paul celebrated Kalari martial artists from India, contemporary dancers from the UK, Africa and India as well as Flamenco dancers from Spain create a rich and fresh movement language for the piece. Dynamic contemporary moves mix with distilled lines of Bharatanatyam and exuberance of Bollywood dance. Local folk artists (dancers)

Music:
Classical sounds of L Subramanium (in negotiation), Hariharan (Mizhavu) and a team of percussionists will be woven into a fabric of sound scapes created by Lorenzo Brucci, Kunihiko Matsuo and Mitsuaki Matsumoto by mapping the city sonically. Sounds of the city - builders, widening roads, markets, call centre taxis, motorcycles, autos, push carts, cafes, bars, Mobile phones, ring tones, FM radio etc. will feed into the sonic fabric of the piece.

Visual treatment and interactivity:
Cutting edge digital artist Kunihiko Matsuo and Christian Ziegler will work on the visual projections and interactive scenography of the piece challenging and shifting our perceptions. Architect Naoki Hamanaka and light designer Thomas Dotzler will enhance the visual feast with imaginative lighting.

Costumes:
Ali Pretty and her team from Kinetika will work with students of National Institute of Fashion Technology
www.kinetika.co.uk

Brouhaha
This UK-based organization develops quality arts and cultural projects and programmes including carnivals that meet the aspirations of diverse communities at a local, national and international level. They will present Spice - a four nation (Portugal, Spain, UK and Attakkalari, India) collaborative work funded by the European Union as part of the inaugural performance at the festival.
www.brouhaha.uk.com

Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts
24-04, BTS Bus Depot Road
Wilson Garden
Behind Mandovi Motors
Bangalore 560027
Tel: (91-80) - 22123684
Attakkalari center for movement arts
attakkalari.biennial@gmail.com

Tilt by Anusha Lall

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Danced by Mehneer Sudan, Mandeep Raikhy, Veena Basavarajaiah & Anusha Lall

Music by Samrat Bhardwaj, Suchet Malhotra & P.Vetri Boopathy

Interactive Media Design by Matsuo Kunihiko

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