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Ctrlsave.com is Ong Kian Peng aka Bin. Bin is a new media artist / designer based in singapore who enjoys working with a wide spectrum of media. Currently, he lectures part time in Lasalle College of the Arts and First media design school. He also co-founded audiovisual collective PMP. and is expected to being his mfa in design media arts, UCLA in september 2011.

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Within 140 Characters is an interactive sonic composition which aims to explore the social media phenomenon of Twitter, and its ability to not just entertain, but also give voice and power to those who participate in it. Constrictive, or perhaps liberating, with a unique space of 140 characters, Twitter becomes a personal broadcast station for a sundry of proclamations, from succinct to banal. This sound installation aims to investigate this by grabbing live data from Twitter to create an immediate soundscape.Within 140 Characters is a selected proposal for Substation’s Sound Art Open Call substation.org/within-140-characters/Supported by MediaLab Lasalle

Within 140 Characters is an interactive sonic composition which aims to explore the social media phenomenon of Twitter, and its ability to not just entertain, but also give voice and power to those who participate in it. Constrictive, or perhaps liberating, with a unique space of 140 characters, Twitter becomes a personal broadcast station for a sundry of proclamations, from succinct to banal. This sound installation aims to investigate this by grabbing live data from Twitter to create an immediate soundscape.

Within 140 Characters is a selected proposal for Substation’s Sound Art Open Call substation.org/within-140-characters/

Supported by MediaLab Lasalle

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Perceptio is an audiovisual concert that investigates the state of our perception towards pollution and climate change in a local context. Perceptio combines cinematics and generative art / animation with sound and music that is a whole, inseparable from one another. Collecting sound and visual samples from various parts of Singapore, these field recordings are then harmoniously combined with computer generated visuals and sounds to create an immersive experience. Perceptio journeys through different forms of invisible problems that persist in our everyday or future lives and questions our highly mediated society.

Perceptio is an audiovisual concert that investigates the state of our perception towards pollution and climate change in a local context. Perceptio combines cinematics and generative art / animation with sound and music that is a whole, inseparable from one another. Collecting sound and visual samples from various parts of Singapore, these field recordings are then harmoniously combined with computer generated visuals and sounds to create an immersive experience. Perceptio journeys through different forms of invisible problems that persist in our everyday or future lives and questions our highly mediated society.

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Video Mapping @ Kizuki+LIM’s Opening party

Video Mapping @ Kizuki+LIM’s Opening party

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Audiovisual Performance // Amalgation The Actual Performance

Audiovisual Performance // Amalgation

The Actual Performance

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Fred Perry Fashion Show Interactive Video Projection for Fred Perry’s 100 year anniversary Fashion Show in Singapore.

Fred Perry Fashion Show

Interactive Video Projection for Fred Perry’s 100 year anniversary Fashion Show in Singapore.

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Live Visuals for Kyte @ Fred Perry Anniversary from PMP on Vimeo. Visuals for Kyte http://pmp.fm Created audio reactive visuals for Kyte under Audiovisual Collective PMP for their live set during Fred Perry’s 100 year Anniversary in Red Dot Museum. Year : 2010

Live Visuals for Kyte @ Fred Perry Anniversary from PMP on Vimeo.

Visuals for Kyte

http://pmp.fm

Created audio reactive visuals for Kyte under Audiovisual Collective PMP for their live set during Fred Perry’s 100 year Anniversary in Red Dot Museum.

Year : 2010

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