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Fade Kainer is a NYC-based musician/vocalist/producer/remixer. His current projects include industrial/metal band INSWARM and the doom outfit BATILLUS in which he contributes vocals, synths, and samples. Fade is also a live member of JARBOE. His solo project, STATIQBLOOM, is an ambient/electronic/noise project that has been described as atmospheric music mostly composed in stream of thought, drifting at times from melancholy and sparse, to dense and haunting. Fade was the vocalist/songwriter of the industrial metal group, Still Life Decay (2002-06). Other projects include collaborations with Hekate, love is nothing, Ascension of The Watchers (live drummer 2005-06). In addition, he has remixed many bands including Fear Factory, Secrets of the Moon, Black Sun, Side 3. In 2007, Fade began composing music for Launch Movement Experiment, collaborating with the dancers to create "sonic scenery".
www.batillusdoom.com
www.myspace.com/inswarm |
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Andy Dickerson is the Resident Lighting Designer and Technical Director of Triskelion Arts, and is honored to have the opportunity to light Launch Movement Experiment. He has been working with the company since 2005. In addition, he has worked at Joyce Soho, Center for Performance Research, Theater for The New City, Gene Frankel Theatre, Lehman college, and others, and has worked with such companies as Abby Bender Schmantze Theatre, Jessica Gaynor Dance, The Roxanne Lola Movement Machine, White Road Dance Media, NuDance Theater, Fools on Fire, and many more.
www.cirquethis.com/lighting |
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Patrick Ferreri has been exploring movement for as long as he can remember and against all logic, he keeps going. His investigations, oft excavations, have brought him into the company of too many amazing artists to list here, but since you are reading this you are probably curious so they have included David Dorfman Dance, Clare Byrne, Sara Shelton Mann, Albert Mathias and Kathleen Hermesdorf. He is currently inspired by cinematic viewings of the word, cloud patterns and plays of light in the sky, the drama we keep beneath the surface but secretly love to let "slip" out. He has spent the last two years on the west coast fostering and supporting a polyamorous love affair between adrenaline, caffeine, and glitter which has manifested in biking around San Francisco, hanging out with drag queens, eating, and thinking about audience engagement in art.
click here to watch patrick in action |
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