Audiovisual works of art Analog/Digital//Hybrid//media :: |
Tiled Wall Digital video, silent, 02:49 min. loop, 2024. “TILED WALL” by Zsolt Gyenes had been screened on the MEDIAWALL (March Rotation, 2024), University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA, USA. Standing at over two stories tall, the Mediawall is a one-of-a-kind moving image exhibition space located in the atrium of the Hurley Convergence Center. Every month a new artist or group show will run on a 24 hour continuous loop. Curator: Josiah Arnold. |
Lumage Analog electronic audiovisual improvisation (fixed version). 04:31 min., 2021, 2023. The title of the work is ‘Lumage’, which I coined from two concepts: ‘luminance’ and ‘image’ and it even includes ‘montage’, so this portmanteau is my invention, and it implies that moving light and sound is the protagonist here. The essence of it is that this light is created by electronics, in a way that first I made a sound improvisation, which was connected to a special device called ‘wobbulator’, in other words Raster Manipulation Unit. It’s a manipulated TV set, an analog, cathode ray tube television set, with a prepared magnetic deflection system. Horizontals and verticals are eliminated, and connected to an ‘interface’ that is three knobs. |
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Par la voie des rythmes – La déploration sur la mort d'Henri Michaux Analog-Digital (hybrid) opus for the music of Ákos Nagy, 10:11 min., 2020-2022.
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Electrography Analog electronic audiovisual improvisation (fixed version). 03:02 min., 2021. |
One Minute Signal Doepfer, Wobbulator, Jones Colorizer/Mixer, Camcorder, After Effects, 1 min., DV, NTSC, 2019. (still) |
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„The work of Gyenes Zsolt media artist (1962) is built on the multi-directional movements, transformations and interaction of writing, still- and motion picture and sound. He studies the linguistic metamorphosis of media with electronic, digital tools, highlighting the fact that image yields sound, sound yields image, while the numeral value of the basic information is usually equal. (...) Gyenes Zsolt’s ‘synchrony’ may be accepted as the brand name of the synchronousness of linguistic expression. At the same time, it is also the conceptual collective noun of the incessant language transforming and language creating processes as well as the pervasive phenomena arriving in their wake. It is a method of language creation postulating thoroughness and complexity, unaware of the concept of reject, since it recycles new values even from the disposable, the so-called unusable. It does not differentiate between the meaningful (legible) and the meaningless (illegible) iconic fields, because for him each image and sound information may comply with a new aesthetic application. (...) Gyenes Zsolt interprets the controversy of harmony of modern media – especially digital image and sound – in its own complexity, and we are certainly to view his person as one of the most outstanding intermedia artists of our time.” Szombathy, Balint In: Új Művészet, Budapest, January 2011. |