Poison: An Edvard Munch Experience

Composed, recorded, mixed and produced by Martin Horntveth

Martin Horntveth: Keyboards, celesta, Typatune electronics and sound design

https://www.munchmuseet.no/en/experiences/poison/

From The MUNCH website:
"Experience the poisonous aspects of Edvard Munch like you’ve never done before! Poison is an immersive experience based on a series of paintings by Munch known as «The Green Room». The space in which the experience takes place is like a strange creature, unstable and unsettling. Come and learn something new about Munch – and perhaps also about yourself?"

"In 1907, Edvard Munch painted a series of strange pictures, which he later called The Green Room. The images show a room with green wallpaper in which people meet in various situations. What is this green room in the paintings? A brothel or bar that Munch visited? Is it a fantasy? There is not just one green room but many. The room keeps changing from painting to painting. What story do the pictures tell? A crime story about a murder? A tragedy about a love triangle? In Munch’s time, synthetic green paints often contained arsenic. A room decorated with green wallpaper could become a death trap. For Munch, green is the colour of jealousy, sickness and mystique. Who are the people in the paintings? Lovers, friends and enemies from Munch’s life? Are they sinister versions of ourselves?

Poison: An Edvard Munch Experience leads you down to the murky depths of Munch’s art, into a painted world of unreliable stories and shifting perspectives. This is achieved through the use of floor-to-ceiling video projections, AI-powered morphing visuals, movement tracking, light experiments, and spatial sound. The technology gives life to a mysterious being that produces a never-ceasing maelstrom of hypnotic imagery, a being that is always on the move and that responds to each step that you make. Do you dare to explore the enigma of Munch’s green-tainted world?
Poison: An Edvard Munch Experience is the first project developed by MUNCH’s newly established Audience Lab, in close collaboration with the research division of the experimental art collective Random International. Composer Martin Horntveth has created the music and the sound effects for the experience."

MUNCH - Poison: An Edvard Munch Experience (Exhibition) 2021

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Composed, recorded, mixed and produced by Martin Horntveth
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Martin Horntveth: Guitars, bass, keyboards, gran cassa, percussion and programming

Told from within the heart of the Hong Kong protests, “Do Not Split” begins in 2019 as a proposed bill allowing the Chinese government to extradite criminal suspects to mainland China escalated protests throughout Hong Kong. Unfolding across a year, “Do Not Split” captures the determination and sacrifices of the protesters, the government’s backlash, and the passage of the new Beijing-backed national security law.

Directed by Anders Hammer

You can see the documentary here: https://fieldofvision.org/do-not-split

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