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There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly
performance
2M3
with Aernoudt Jacobs
2M3
Koorstraat 32, 1070 Brussels, Belgium
25 november 2016, doors 20h30
A short performance with copper wires, coils, magnets and either a flexible bag or tin cans.
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Heliofoon / Heliophone
group exhibition
Wheather or not
with Niels Bakkerus, David Bowen, Commonplace Studio, Aernoudt Jacobs, Esther Kokmeijer, Martijn Koomen, Aliki van der Kruijs, Jelle Mastenbroek, Alistair McClymont, Gideon Mendel, Berndnaut Smilde, Rob Sweere, Prof. Paolo Di Trapani/Coelux en Rihards Vitols.
MU Gallery
Torenallee 40-06 (Strijp-S), Eindhoven, The Netherlands
1st july > 30 september
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Heliofoon / Heliophone
website creation and sound measurements in collaboration with KU L
WEB / Publication
During the fillowing months a dedicated website will be developed, and more information will be made available. We are finalizing the manuscript article: Converting sunlight into audible sound by means of photoacoustic effects:
the Heliophone
WTC tower I terrace +3
Brussels
15 april > 15 june 2016
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Miniatuur
group exhibition
Sound of Silence
Sounding City
Broelmuseum
15 april > 01 may 2016
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Tracing backwards
solo exhibition
Soundseeing VI
with live performances on the opening
Kunsthaus Kloster Gravenhorst
Klosterstrasse 10, Horstel, Germany
6 march > 24 april 2016
A retrospective exhibition bringing old and new work together.
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Fieldrecordings and applications
workshop
University of Agder
Kristiansand, Norway
21 oct > 24 oct 2015
In the frame of the exhibition 'Once also this was a mutation'. The workshop deals with methods
for recording in the field and creating ways to diffuse those recordings throug the installation 'Phantom Melodies'.
The workshop is focussed on hands-on experiences.
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Heliofoon / Heliophone
solo exhibition
STUK
Listen to the sound of... the sun.
On the occasion of the first public presentation of Heliophone , a collection of objects and design principles of Jacobs based on the photo-acoustic principle is presented in the STUK Verbeeckzaal. Operational prototypes functioning with laser or LED lights, stand next to a DIY chopper and a selection of parabolic mirrors. Jacobs sheds light on the different design components; from lenses and choppers to photo-acoustic cells and horns in different materials and sizes. Plans and drawings further clarify the thought processes and design decisions made.
Verbeeckzaal & roof
Naamsestraat 96, Leuven, Belgium
23 september > 15 octobre 2015
Symposium focusing on art and science, on October 1, 2015, 20h00 > click here
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Once also this was a mutation
solo exhibition
with live performances by Nils Chr. Moe Repstad, Marcus Schmickler and Espen Reinertsen during the PUNKT festival
Kristiansand Kunsthall
Radhusgaten 11, 4th floor, 4611 Kristiansand, Norway
3 september > 25 oktober 2015
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Permafrost
installation/exhibition
Ear To The Ground
De Bijloke
De Bijloke, Bibliotheek van het Anatomisch Instituut
9 may > 24 may 2015
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Induction Series #4.1
Festival and group exhibition
Interstice 10
La Fermeture Eclaire
Festival Interstice, Caen
28 april > 16 may 2015
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Color of Noise
Group exhibition with Evelina Dimnitch, Dmitri Gelfand, Aernoudt Jacobs, Yunchul Kim and Roman Kirschner
KONTINUUM
Im Ersten
Im Ersten, Sonnenfelsgasse 3, 1010 Vienna
28 jan > 14 feb 2015
Color Of Noise is the result of Aernoudts research into electroactive polymers and other meta-materials in collaboration with EMPA (Zurich) and Liquid Things (University of Applied Arts in Vienna)
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As yet untitled
research project
Liquid Things / EMPA / OVERTOON
EMPA
different locations
2014-2015
Aernoudt Jacobs is researching electroactive polymers and other metamaterials in collaboration with EMPA (Zurich) and Liquid Things (University of Applied Arts in Vienna) . Initially Jacobs wants to conduct an investigation into a speaker that can take different shapes and can act simultaneously as an artificial sound filter. Electroactive polymers are materials that change shape as it gets supplied with electricity, and are also referred to as artificial muscles.
The following months Aernoudt is doing different research sessions at EMPA and Liquid Things.
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Currently in development:
Induction Series #6
Solo Exhibition at DA Gravenhorst
Field Recordist Tools
Compositions with forthcoming release:
playground g (with Julia Eckhardt / Anne Wellmer)
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