Upcoming Shows
Nalepa Flatlands Remix Release
Steve Nalepa's double-barrel release on 1320 records just goes to show twice is better than once. First he hits you with a full length featuring his personalized hybrid of deep bass, bio-acoustic atmospheres and glitch dub. Then hands that over to the likes of the Glitch Mob, Nosaj Thing, Deru, Slidecamp, David Last, RD, Kero, Rena Jones, Bluetech and Aerostatic who proceed to deconstruct, reconstruct and gene splice the whole thing into a brand new sonic species.
Aerostatic on Current.com
"Suspended Life" David Rorie's latest short film uses Aerostatic track "Funck" as subtext for this documentary short about a young woman's fetish-centric performance art. Disturbing yet sweet.
Rockstar
Shadow Show
October 2007 - February 2008
Real Art Ways - Hartford, CT
A/V Collaboration with Duncan Laurie
"Rockstar," Glass Artist Duncan Laurie's first foray into multi-media art is a demonstrative work that explores the interactive nature of subtle energy. Laurie and engineer Gordon Salisbury employ a sensor array called the IBVA, which measures and converts the subtle voltages of a small chunk of Jamestown Granite into midi data. That data is transformed via computer software into music and video that interacts with both musicians and visual artists. The result is a surprisingly natural and unique musical expression.
Aerostatic composer/performer Terry Golob was camera operator/editor on this project.
Aerostatic composer/performer Michele Darling produced and engineered the music.
Aerostatic Music and N_Drew Video in Serbia
Multi-media Artist N_Drew integrates Aerostatic track "re_Fracture" in his video piece "Fracture" which is screening at Videomeja 2008 at The Museum of Vojvodina, Novi Sad.
Fracture is a music video inspired from the history of visual music and experimental animation, exploring light and 2-dimensional form using super-bright leds as an original light source.
Moves Festival 2008
Art Cast - Folly Podcast
Music: Aerostatic - GreenBabyHead
Visuals: Ndrew (AKA Andrew Bucksbarg)
A music video which takes inspiration from the history of visual music and experimental animation. It explores light and two-dimensional forms.
www.folly.co.uk/node/1030
Providence Art Windows
June 18 – September 18, 2008
Providence Rhode Island
Title: “Primordial 1 and 2.”
Music: Aerostatic
Visuals: Forward Motion Theater
A collaborative ecosystem involving nature, musicians, visual artists and technology, the sonic elements of Primordial One began as an experiment exploring the subtle energies of a saltwater aquarium. Utilizing the IBVA interface to convert low voltage energy into midi data, Aerostatic routed those signals into software synthesizers, facilitating the bridge between nature and modern compositional technologies. Primordial One presents the result of this interaction. Primordial Two takes this exploration further, utilizing filters, envelopes and a variety of digital processors to remix the original composition extending the collaboration between nature, musicians and technology.
A/V set with Vade and Outpt
Aerostatic join forces with Visual Artists Anton Marini and Mary Ann Benetto at Forward Motion Theater for a 20-30 minute set for Joost. Coming in January!
Food of the Brave
Andrew Bucksbarg's video 'Food of the Brave' with sound by Aerostatic. See it here. FOTB is a hyper-symbolic depiction of a blonde haired, blue-eyed boy playing with his food. The baby awakes to a feast of all-you-can-eat red, white, and blue food.
'Food of the Brave' is being shown at the 2006 Trampoline Festival in Knotthingham, England, Studio 27 in San Francisco, Camera Obscura in Sydney, Australia, The Open APPerture Film Festival in North Carolina, and will be featured in the 2006 Journal of Short Film Vol. 3 DVD.
This Spartan Life
Chris Burke's innovative talk show, This Spartan Life, made in the Halo 2 game environment launched a website and first two episodes. Terry aka Peaches does camera and editing. Michele aka Cheri does camera, also.
8.2.05 featured on "Attack of the Show" on G4 gamers network
11.12.05 Machinima festival 2005 at the American Museum of Moving Image. This Spartan Life wins 'Best Machinima Series'.