Join performance artist Stelarc and sound designer Petros Vouris for a spectacular visual-meets-audio performance at Science Gallery Melbourne!
This performance will be structured (but certainly not scripted!) With attached sensors and contact microphones, the sounds of the Anthropomorphic Machine will be amplified, immersing you in its acoustic aura…
Photo by Nicholas Walton-Healey
STELARC is an Australian performance artist exploring the intersections and interfaces between the human body and technology. His projects explore alternative anatomical architectures, including a Third Hand, a Stomach Sculpture, a 6-legged walking robot, an Extended Arm, a Prosthetic Head and an Extra Ear constructed on his arm. Recent projects include the StickMan exoskeleton, Reclining StickMan and the Anthropomorphic machine.
Photo by Bernard Taylor
Petros Vouris is a sound artist that makes numbers sing, structures roar, and metal boxes beat. Vouris’ works intersect between science, technology and philosophy. His work ranges from composition, performance and sound installation to field recordings and ecosystems. Petros has worked with Stelarc on his “StickMan” project, having also had his music performed and exhibited at Galleries and Festivals in Australia and abroad.
