SINESTE SOUND IMAGE BY MAX CIOGLI Exhibitions

On the 5th of October, from 6pm onwards Max Ciogli will experiment unusual connections, mixing color, sounds and movement

On Wednesday, the 5th of October, from 6pm onwards Max Ciogli will experiment unusual connections, mixing color, sounds and movement to create a new language. Each sequence (movement) produces a note (sound) that generates a different chromatic matrix appearing on the canvas. In this sense, the sequence of movement is a pivotal element to perceive sound and color.

Ciogli’s artistic research started with disabled people looking for a way to bypass the physical or mental condition limiting their movements, senses, and perception in general. In 2013, after 5 years of “experiments” he realises the MusiChroma project for the National Deaf Institute in Rome. It is the first installation able to teach music to deaf people.
On the 5th of October, Ciogli will invite the audience to take part in his performance. With a simple movement of the hand, anyone will be able to generate a note and color the painting. The project is in collaboration with the Deafness Cognition and Language Research Centre, University College of London.
Ciogli’s installation works through a new software “APP Art” recently developped in collaboration with Sergio Santoni (National University of Quilmes, UNQ), Maximiliano Wille and Aníbal Zorrilla (Technology Applied to Dance Research Team, InTAD, Movement Arts Department, DAM, National University of the Arts, UNA), from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The installation is supported by Art Studio 360 Roma, GD Seventy Height Music New York, Museo Marco ¦ InTAD Group Buenos Aires, University College of London.

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