Festival 2025
Performance
Audiovisual performances

AV Evening #2 2025

Ted Whitaker
When
Fri June 20, 2025
Doors open at 7:30 pm
Performance at 8 pm
Location
PHI
407 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M3
Access
From 15$
3-night pass: 50$

Artificial intelligence, hypnotic science fiction, war, and a giant hand

(Artists)

Seulement

Seulement

Montréal (Québec), Canada
Artiste audiovisuel

Alain Thibault

Alain Thibault

Montréal (Québec), Canada
Artiste de musique électronique et directeur artistique

Baron Lanteigne

Baron Lanteigne

Québec (Québec), Canada
Artiste numérique

Tacit Group

Tacit Group

Séoul, Corée du Sud
Collectif, programmation en direct, art médiatique

mHz

mHz

Wellington, Nouvelle-Zélande
Artiste sonore

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Bricolage Architecture, Seulement

Bricolage Architecture by Seulement fuses stop-motion animation and live electronic music into an A/V performance that is as fragile as it is tactile. Vocal loops, flute, synthesizers, and cardboard crafts give shape to a universe where human vulnerability resists technological coldness, celebrating the imperfection of the gesture in the face of artificial intelligence.

Mathieu Arsenault

The 11th Dream, Alain Thibault

In The 11th Dream, Alain Thibault blends Noh theater, science fiction, and electronic music for a hypnotic odyssey inspired by Mishima and Kubrick. What if the Apollo 11 astronauts had never returned?

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Matter Under Maintenance, Baron Lanteigne

Matter Under Maintenance by Baron Lanteigne summons a giant virtual hand and a real-time interface for a haunting face-off between human and digital. This performance reveals an amplified intimacy between gesture and image, between artist and avatar.

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tacit.perform[best], Tacit Group

The South Korean collective Tacit Group merges gaming, language, and artificial intelligence in tacit.perform[best]. AI duels, musical Tetris, and algorithmic improvisation: a series of interactive experiments where chaos and order coexist.

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Cruise Missile Intersectionality, mHz

Cruise Missile Intersectionality by mHz is an attack on neoliberal hypocrisy. Digital poetry and striking visuals expose the contradictions of imperialist power disguised as benevolent progress.
The mHz performance has been cancelled

Ted Whitaker

Venue

PHI

407 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M3
AV Evening #2 2025
Fri June 20, 2025
PHI