“disconnect the dots” is an open art event in Regensburg, focusing on art as a dynamic process rather than a finished product. Centered around the "cube of possibilities," it encourages experimentation and collective creativity. Various performances and art exhibits occur from June 6 to June 22, 2025, featuring diverse artistic expressions.
Workflow Insights
After a longer abstinence from blogging, I see it as my duty to report a little about my current projects and work. Of course, the last weeks were not characterized by doing nothing, but a pretty dense workflow accompanied me daily. The topic "Artificial Intelligence" is progressing breathtakingly and as far as I have the... Continue Reading →
Noise Against War & Destruction
Producing and working on several noise-experiments seemed natural during this strange war-saturated days. Chris and sometimes friends of the Avatar Orchestra Metaverse were included into several musical jams and noisy little performances we did on synthesizers, granular-engines and numerous glitched field-recordings. https://soundcloud.com/joritokyo/0d355a We were able to release a few sounds of our latest impromptu sessions,... Continue Reading →
Art´s Birthday Preparations – What we do yet.
Preparations for this year´s Art´s Birthday on January 17th are running hot right now. We from Pomodoro Bolzano are fiddling with sent voices, words and rhythms for the hopefully great celebration and online-live event via video-stream next monday. Today we released a little sneak preview of possible results just on SoundCloud. Feel free to listen... Continue Reading →
AOM @ 4° Festival ECRÃ, Rio de Janeiro
The sound part of the audiovisual concert that Avatar Orchestra Metaverse streamed live @ 4° Festival ECRÃ, Rio de Janeiro, august 28th, 2020. https://soundcloud.com/avatarorchestrametaverse/avatar-orchestra-metaverse-live-4-festival-ecra-rio-de-janeiro?si=c2bf91e46fe2436b8800244fe085b2d2&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing It starts with a CptrPwrHmShwr by Tina M. Pearson + Leif Inge before it becomes a proper PwrHm by Tina M. Pearson. Next is Fragula by Björn Eriksson, and then Forest... Continue Reading →