The Library

continuum by Ryoji Ikeda (2018)

This book contains essays, documentation of various site-specific sound and audiovisual installations between 1993-2018 and beautiful full page details of the meticulously crafted visual elements of these works.

📖: https://shop.alminerech.com/products/ryoji-ikeda-continuum-book

You can find more of Ryoji's projects here: 
https://www.ryojiikeda.com/project/datamatics/

I also highly recommend listening (with 🎧!) to Ryoji's work on Spotify: 
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5y835stYdAVOoNOq5EBMxz

Rodrigo Carvalho.
Live Visuals & Digital Art.
https://linktr.ee/visiophone

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No problem, thanks for much for the tips - happy to contribute to this great channel! 🙌

Another great share, you're giving us great insights into the treasure trove of your personal library! CC @visiophone you might be interested in this as well.
150 $degen 🫴 thanks for sharing 💎s

www.liaworks.com - DIGITAL ART since 1995

https://linktr.ee/liasomething

Art and code since 1994. https://linktr.ee/mariuswatz

Thanks Marius, very jealous! I haven't seen him live yet (I missed his show in Manchester a couple of months ago and still getting over that) - but love the work. 

Agree some of the tones/tracks can be "challenging" - I have tried to work to them before and after a couple of hours felt very strange! haha I particularly like "headphonics [VPRO version]::+/-[VPRO version]" from the Mort Aux Vaches album, and would love to experience his installation work in-person.

I remember seeing Ikeda play in a venue under the railroad arches in Vienna, maybe 2002, with @liasomething. You could tell his ideas were different. Minimal sinus tones right on the verge of painful. 💖

30 $DEGEN