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Fiadh, an overworked student begins to make sacrifices to a spirit to save her failing grade in Irish class.

Short film made by Niehanova Yuliia and Alice Kovalchouk.
FIADH played by Francesca Bohn , RONAN played by Belle Raz Flavin, MS KETTY played by Cheyanne Casey.

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This project was made with combination of Minerva Art Academy and Claus Prince conservatorie.Main plan was to combine music and design, using the same theme of Sunset&Sunrise. More into this idea was to create a transition from cozy/light/warm atmosphere with soft voices into disturbance/ loud/electric sounds. My part of the project was to help settling lights and technical equipmet, but as main part to create visual which reacted to sound.

  • Final first part of perfomance
  • Final second part of perfomance
  • Audio reactive visual
  • Test try before perfomance ( all picture are from process part)

In this project, I wanted to show the contrast between loudness and quietness using visuals and sound, and how they can cooperate or even disturb each other. The whole visual is interactive and can be controlled by both hands—one hand controls the loudness and amount of pixels, while the other controls the rotation and triggers thunder sounds. This creates a mix between calm and intensity, allowing the viewer to feel the tension and balance between the two.

Using TouchDesigner, I created a visual that is my artistic response and reaction to How to Make a Revolution by Einat Weizman and Issa Amro. This part of the visual is represented by a white ornament. Through audio-reactive elements and sound effects, I aimed to express the emotion of resistance, showing how people in the text were led to start a revolution and speak their minds.

For Prisoners of Occupation, I continued my visual exploration using red and green splashes to show the emotional and political tension in the text. With sound and reactive visuals, I tried to express the feeling of being trapped and the strong need to speak out and resist.