This was part of an exhibition of art from the Hermitage, St Petersburg, Russia.
The exhibition attempted to fuse the paintings with modern music.
Thank you Caterina.
I was blown away with the breath of sounds Caterina was able to provide with such a small rig.
A lesson that less really is more.
For the geeks out there who are wondering about the system format. As far as I could tell from a distance:
Case: Make noise 7U shared system with a central CV bus.
Top row: Orthangonal Devices ER 101 sequencer, Make Noise Echophon, Erb Verb,
LxD filter VCA, Maths, Optomix (Voltage controlled filter/amplifer/LPG),
Doepfer 190 USB midi to CV
Bottom row: Verbos Harmonic Osc, Make Noise woggle bug & DPO, ALM Pamelas workout,
Doepfer 135-1 VCA/mixer, doepfer A-105 VCF SSM 24dB Low Pass & Doepfer ADSR??
Possibly, Caterina was using a laptop to process the audio. Not 100% certain about this. I read somewhere she uses Abelton and is a fan of the ping pong delay. That's a Novation midi controller at the bottom with a MOTU audio interface.
Links:
https://caterinabarbieri.com/
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