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Nikos Arvanitis:
2011 Stones, Politics
Every thing will begin, when every thing will end
Limit of Control
L.O.L.A.
2010 Promising Megaphones
Zeitgeister
Pergola
Repos
2009 Stairway to
Content (Sonatine Bureaueratique)
Tonight
Live! 2008 Re-locating
The Thrills The Gabba
Conspiracy
Masters Of
The Universe 2007 Gimmie
Gimmie Gimmie 2006 Holy Joy Masochists
From Above/More Skin For The Ceremony 2005 Distraction
Set For An Aesthetic Destruction I
Know I Don´t
Mastering
Pieces (Masters to pieces)
Utopikator
Lost
at the Cutting Edge of Technology Arena
Mobile 2004 Bus
Journey Birds
and Micros
A_part
2003 Vanity
Sessions
Analog
Days
2002 Sence
Less Obvious
Digital
Love
Converter
Project
2001 Reflections
Labyrinth
99-00 Horizons
and Devil Cyrcles
99-03 m10
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2010 BDU:
What We Want Is What You Want II
BDU: FX
2009 BDU:
Property Offer
BDU:
Human
Dollz 2008 BDU: SIZE
MATTERZ BDU: What We Want Is What You Want
2007 BDU: Bis
Auf Weiteres...
2006 BDU:
On A
Spaceship With No Fuel And No Future
BDU: Carwash
BDU:
iForgive / iForget
2005 BDU:
The Wild Bunch
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Project

Sound
and visual based project organized by Nikos Arvanitis, Magnus Arnasson
and Franz Graf (and Sigurdur Gudjonson in Converter Project Part
II).
Converter Project Part I 3, 4, 5 December 2001, Atelierhaus Semperdepot, Vienna/A.
Converter Project Part II 4, 5, 6, 7 July 2002, The Living Art Museum, Reykjavik/Iceland.
Becoming Converter
How
much sound can your nerve-system take? feedback frequences that stay in
yourears turn dumb the perception of my soundscape abilities
Subjectivity is most of all a soundscape, an immaterial everchanging sculpture of sound in different states: - heard by myself and others synchronically (real, measurabel sound outside) or -
in myself as the only listener (inner monologs, inner noise, inner
laughter; most of what we call "feelings" is co-created by states of
inner soundscapes)
Sounds
of subjectivity can be denoted as semantic (musical / linguistic codes)
or affective (a jubilation, a death-cry, a door opening) the border
from sound and communication to noise is a liquid one, but the
culturaldifferenciations can be said to change fundamentally every
decade or so. thats why the converters change with the time change with
the sounscapes change with the subjectivities
Napster
did give mp3 a widespread appeal; after napster was forced to close
down,mp3 won´t go away, because it is a human invention that
facilitates the communication between individuals: -communication of digitally frozen musical sound-codes (cd´s), -communivation of digitally frozen linguistic sound-codes (emails in phonetic linguistic code: buyu4u)
We
as artists really don´t know how to built a microphone that it will
records sounds, all I know is that it is starting from my hands and
then going to my ears; the theremin is short- cutting this: the hand is
doing the pitch directly; it is said that the inventor, however, had to
leave sowjet union as it somehow did not seem to fit to stalinistic
ideology
Will
it ever be possible that you plug a midi in/out in your head and you
compose trough your mind?; your mind has to be a fluent process and a
reliable map at the same time- the midi-in is the bigger problem, it
might set you to slave mode - best thing is to give without taking (but
depeche mode says: what you take won´t kill you, but careful what
you´re giving, why?)
I
just love all the different lights on the control panels of my sound
machines, mixers and samplers. the blinking remains on inner side of my
eye-lids after the first bus (13a) of the day has passed; mild taste of
electronic-driven decadence in the beginning of another decade?
-what could i do during these urban nights without my computer? -i will tell you if you pay me enough
Andreas Leo Findeisen, Nikos Arvanitis, Fotis Germanos, 1st. day of converter part 1.
Converter Project Part I



 Participated
Artists: Selina Traun, Judit Gruber, Marco Antonio Sanhueza Astorga,
Zwetelina Damjanova, Ernst Gebethäuther, Franz Graf, Judit Weratschnig,
Egill Saebjörnsson, Sigurdur Gudjonsson, Magnus Arnason, MIKI, Andy
Kunzman, Nikos Arvanitis, Simone Carneiro, Hans-Joachim Roedelius,
Richard Hilbert, Helmut Wolech, Brigitta Casula, Fotis Germanos, Fatima
Bornemissza, Sara Glaxia, Judit Huemer, Andreas Leo Findeisen, Anna
Ceeh, Alraune Maria, Aaron Kaplan (lo-res), Zenita Komad
Converter Project Part II



Participated
Artists: Judit Gruber, Kristjan Gudmundsson, Franz Graf, Birgirörn
(Bibbi), Egill Saebjörnsson, Gjorninga Klubburinn, Sigurdur Gudjonsson,
Ingirafn, Franz Pomassl, Hilmar Bjarnason, Ulla Tost, Haraldur Jonsoon,
Anastasia Douka, Finnbogi Peturson, Sebastian Grizon, Vidarörn, Magnus
Arnason, Birgir Andresson, Andreas Kunzman,Tomas Le Marquis, Nikos
Arvanitis, Darri Lorenzen, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Kristinn Mar, Fatima
Bornemissza, Bldur Bjornsson, Zenita Komad, Auxpan, Fallaga Gulrotin,
Loft Pressukorin, Rafmagnssveitin, Pesi220, Asdissif
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