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Mefamo et le collectif Physalis

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Production/ Jonas Luyckx
Réalisation et cadre/ Jonas Luyckx
Avec/ Caroline Dehareng
Amandine Bevalot
Marie Airo
Alice Piette
Emilie Hermans
pour le collectif Physalis
Estelle Bibbo
Ornella Vernica
Melody Willams

Montage/ John Pirard
DOP/ Shaban Krasniqi

Avec le soutien de Oxfam solidarité et de Jules Gazon

The latest performance of Wojciech Kosma’s Blow Job, by Dganit Elyakim in Uganda Jerusalem.

The piece explores microphone feedback, modulated by the proximity of the performer’s mouth.

To some, Kosma’s work is cutting edge audiovisual performance art. For others, it’s wankery for intellectuals.

Leave a comment with your thoughts!

Here are the instruction for performing Kosma’s Blow Job:

A microphone is used to simulate a fellatio. It’s connected to a sound system and adjusted to a level, such that an audio feedback will appear if it’s placed inside a person’s mouth (this can be achieved with no modi?cations to the equipment, but ?ltering out of the high frequencies on the mixer helps to obtain a higher level). The effect should be easy to control for the person – feedback should appear/disappear quickly when putting microphone inside/outside of the mouth. Different levels, ?ltering and position of the speakers and microphone should be tested, also taking in the account the in?uence of audience on the acoustics of the room.

This is the position of the person and the microphone (mounted on a stand). Movements and rhythm should mimic the person’s style of performing the blow job. He/she should use different techniques and positions to bring out different tones and volume. Feedback frequency will change depending on which part of the microphone is covered. Usually this position will produce a higher frequency (the volume can be changed by opening and closing lips) and this position will produce a lower frequency. Any accompanying noises like breathing or the teeth or the tongue sounding on the body of microphone should also be audible. Similarly, the use of hands or any other body part should be used as normally in the fellatio.

The duration is not de?ned. A short condenser shotgun or similar microphone type should be used.

The effect will differ with various sizes of speakers and (but to a lesser degree) of ampli?er and mixer.

About Wojciech Kosma

Wojciech Kosma lives between Berlin and London, working between art and composition. His artworks and performances are often spatial, sonic, obliquely interactive and poetic, creating speculative aesthetic interventions in public and gallery space. He has exhibited, undertaken commissions and residencies and performed widely in a variety of institutions and arts organisations, as well as informal networks of cultural producers. Most recently in MOMA Warsaw and Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.

This video, for Bloc Party – Signs (Armand Van Helden Remix), is NSFW, sexy and disturbing.

So we give it the thumbs up.

Leave a comment with your thoughts!

via blocpartyofficial:

Taken from ‘Intimacy Remixed’ out on the 11th of May.

Last week, I called Fart Piano the most unnecessary iPhone app ever. 

Now, a new app, Recital Organ, the “female orgasm iPhone instrument”, may give Fart Piano some competition!

According to its creator:

This might even make it to the appstore one day. Although everyone knows murder is considered more appropriate than healthy sex, so this is rather unlikely.

Let me know what you think in the comments.

This is the Dali-influenced video of Alessandro Amaducci, Discussion On Death.

Note: Totally NSFW!

I’ve been easy on Synthtopia readers lately, carefully avoiding posting videos that could scorch your eyeballs, give you nightmares and even warp your unborn progeny. 

This video, Thriller in the Nude, merits your attention, though, as it may be the strangest music video of 2008. 

It starts out fairly normal…..but then the ninjas and naked guys come in.

Give this a watch and let me know what you think. And then go disinfect your eyes.

via the warped minds at apc

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  This is a new version of Wojciech Kosma’s Blow Job, which explores the audio feedback effects of fellatio on a microphone.
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  These guys aren’t laying down the turntable science yet, but the RobotLab Juke Bots are still pretty impressive.
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  Shure SM58 & SM57 mics have a reputation for being reliable to the point of being indestructible. Mats Stålbröst, editor of the Stockholm-based Studio, took that as a challenge…..
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  These videos are of poor quality – but the offer some interesting historical perspective from Stevie Wonder’s 70’s electronic peak.

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Back in July, we highlighted some of the best entries in Moby’s Ooh Yeah video contest. 

Moby’s chosen a winner, and Valerio Sacchetto’s lighthearted take on 70’s adult films came out on top. 

Moby warns: “If you’re watching at work, your boss might think it’s porn.”

“Who ordered the large sausage?”

Valerio Sacchetto’s entry for Moby’s Ooh Yeah video competition.

This is fun on its own, but it’s also great to see different directors’ takes on one song.

Anechoic is a ‘collections story’ project that uses sound instead of visuals to interpret the essence of key garments by leading fashion brands.

A live recording session in a specialist recording studio -a hemi-anechoic chamber- on 1 June 2006 wasused to create a series of groundbreaking interactives that for the first time detail the precise sound of fashion materials such as feathers, sequins, glass crystals and beads, nylon, taffeta, leather, velvet, jacquard, zips and metallic chains. The live broadcast was filmed and edited to create abstract shorts of each audio session.

NSFW because of brief supermodel nudity, slow graceful movements in PVC pants, leather capes, rubber tops, cock feather jackets and lots of rubbing of clothes.

It’s fascinating footage that reveals an infinite variety of (loud) sound that we don’t normally notice.

via Califaudio

OT: This video, for Toe Jam by The Brighton Port Authority, is insanely infections and NSFW to boot. 

David Byrne is showing up all over the place, lately. This isn’t really an electronic or experimental release, but it does make everybody want to get nekkid and dance!

Now, if they’d just post the uncensored version…..

Never knew that there was a need for porn foley artists…..

via Califaudio

The latest video from Bomb The Bass, So Special, from the upcoming Future Chaos album.

It’s totally NSFW – so don’t try it unless you got away with the Benny Benassi video for Who’s Your Daddy?

In which case, how did you get the f****** awesome job?

Metasonix

His site, the Fucking Fucker blog, aka Eric ass-rapes you with a ‘59 Les Paul Custom, is at ericsaysfuckyou.blogspot.com.

Guess what – it’s NSFW…..unless you work someplace really bizarre.

The topics he plans to cover include:

Metasonix, vacuum tube, rant, hate, shit planet, blah, blah, eric, you suck. Sodomy, Sodomy, Sodomy. This is the Fucking Fucker blog. Where we cheerfully insult guitarists. Have a nice day, asshole. (Go and read www.deviantsynth.com, first. Maggot brain.)

If this doesn’t sound like your cup of tea, you tell Eric what you think in the forum, where he announced his new blog.

You can also find out why he thinks threatening anal rape is a good motivator in our Eric Barbour interview.