[in/ scope] - TranSonic 2010

"in/scope" at tranSonic Festival, 2010 from Yung-Ta CHANG on Vimeo.

Title: [in/ scope] - TranSonic 2010

Form: Audio-Visual Live Performance

Author: CHANG, Yung-Ta

Duration: 25 minutes

Year: 2010

Beside hearing and visual perception, what else are there?

Have you ever noticed tiny changes,

Seems have known, but not really.

Sensation doesn’t need words to describe,

Sound doesn’t need words to explain.

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Y Phenomenon (#1~#3) Quadraphonic HD ver.

Y Phenomenon (#1~#3) Quadraphonic HD ver.

2010

Yung-Ta CHANG

“Granulated sounds, sometimes concentrated, sometimes diffuse, spread throughout the space. Grainy images accompany and collide with the sounds, moving through your body.” —Chang Yung-Ta

Signal.Flow, 2010

Signal.Flow

2010

Yung-Ta Chang

Commissioned by ZER01 with support form the Taiwan Cultural Council

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Signal.Flow, like Radio Nonchalance San Jose: Dispatches from South Hall, highlights San Jose’s rich role in the history of radio.

The acrylic tubes are bolted vertically to the ground outside the entrance of South Hall. Inside each, is a array of red LEDs that rotated by motor, a radio receiver, and speakers. The tube lights “play” the audio waveforms of the radio signal being received, which is controlled by IR-sensors. As people approach the tubes, they switch more and less quickly between radio stations, creating, essentially, a new station of fragments of the total on air programming in San Jose. As they spin, the LEDs create new visual patternsfrom the audio waveforms being displayed. The soundscape environment is unique to San Jose in terms of both radio and pedestrian traffic. It is also intended as a performance device, which people can “play” by their proximity to the devices.

ReMove Me 2010

ReMove Me 2010 from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.

Concept:Wen-Chi SU
Dancer:Wen-Chi SU
Sound: Yung-Ta CHANG
Visual:Tin-Hao YEH
Year:2010
Duration:45'00"

Funky Light - the 4th Taipei Digital Art Festival opening performance

Funky Light - the 4th Taipei Digital Art Festival opening performance from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.

Title: Funky Light
Artists:Guo-Song Liu, Yi Huang, Yung-Ta Chang, Chung-Han Yao, Ting-Hao Yeh.
Year:2009 Venue:Taipei Red House.

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“Funky Light”, the 4th Digital Art Festival of Taipei was held at the Red House in Xi Men Ding. This digital art performance opened an new door for digital art in 2009. The festival was launched by Mr. Zhang Yuan-Xi, CEO of Asia Cultural Council, Mr. Huang Wen-Hao and, Mr. Zhang Ci-Fu, CEO and Art Director of Taipei Digital Art Center respectively. It has now become a highly anticipated performance of famous Taipei artists Liu Guo-Song, Chang Yung-Ta, Huang Yi, Yao Zhong-Han and Ye Ting-Hao. A performance that crossed 3 generations, containing modern elements and a fragmented vision. During the artistic creation process, the 4 artists were working in different locations, using their own interpretation and language to converse with one another. The creative journey was marvelous, it was as if they were each talking in their own language, the interaction of the 3 different generations created various parameters of change. Towards the end, the only thing that did not change was the determination of art and the anticipation to achieve the same goal. In the end, relationships arose, when both parties rubbed together, creating unpredictable sparks.

The opening performance of “Funky Light” is a journey through time, where violent, unpleasant, flowing sounds and visuals are used to astound audiences waiting to be taken for a ride. During the trip, visuals and music rapidly flicker past the audience, slowing down momentarily to guide audiences through the time tunnel, from a noisy beginning to a quiet ending as if they were being removed from reality just like in a Science fiction film, traveling through time and space. Finally dancer Huang Yi will use his limbs to extend Liu Guo-Song’s revolutionary spirit, this performance is an act brought together by the interpretations of different generations towards digital art, fully symbolizing the vision of the 4th Taipei Digital Art Festival.









Photo by Summer.