Tune in to the live broadcast of Colloboh’s performance at the Getty, inspired by the Getty Research Institute exhibition Sensing the Future: Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.). This performance celebrates collaborations between artists and engineers—integrating technological processes, multi-sensory environments, modular synthesizers, and activated visual effects—tying the historical significance of E.A.T.’s groundbreaking pioneers with contemporary electronic experimentation.

‘Memory in Motion’ is a collaborative multimedia performance orchestrated by Colloboh in response to Sensing the Future: Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.). Through a series of performative experiments utilizing sound, video, and technology, ‘Memory in Motion’ examines various modalities by which information is acquired, stored, interpreted and continuously iterated upon, and explores our relationship with memory.

Multimedia experiments of sound, video, and technology by Colloboh, alsoknownasrox, tp Dutchkiss, Clayton McCracken, and Qur’an Shaheed.