Andreja Andric
Born 1973 in Zajecar, Serbia. PhD in Computer-music applications from the State University of Milan, Italy. Two art awards, both from the Short Electronic Form Feast (2002 and 2004) in Belgrade, and two research grants, from the Italian State and from Microsoft Research Cambridge. Sound works, installations, videos and software on a number of multimedia festivals around Europe, Asia and Latin America. I live in Italy, Milan.
contact me: andreja dot andric at gmail dot com
Things:
- Unintended Music in the Runme.org. (Music produced from malfunctioning software: music result + source code in Pascal, 2007-2011). Performed in joint concert with GingerEnsemble Bern, Miroslav Misa Savic and others, Rex, Belgrade, April 20th 2012. Also in Audiograft Jukebox, Oxford, February 2013.
- 99 Meditations on Chords and Colors (post-music, hyper-music, drone, web)
- V3.1 on Pixelstorm award (2011). For watching the work offline, download the equivalent V3.0 version as PowerPoint Slideshow (pps).
- V2.0 in Runme.org. (2010)
- V2.0 on 00130 gallery Helsinki, Finland, curator Juan Kassari. (2007)
- V2.0 on the Second International Media Art Festival, Armenian Center for Contemporary Art, Yerevan, Armenia, 9-30 August, 2005. Curator: Eva Khachatrian.
- V2.0 on the First Independent Free Internet Art Gallery, Italy 2006.
- V1.0 on Extasy - Final Show of the Java Museum, cur. Wilfried Agricola de Cologne. (2005)
- V1.0 on the FILE 2004 festival of electronic art, SESI Gallery of Contemporary Art, Sao Paolo, Brasil, November 22nd - December 12th, 2004.
- V1.0 on the Net Art Open (2004)
- Download all versions.
- Piano Player's Diary (Collection of computer-generated compositions for piano emulation + software, 2002)
- One Liner Videos - 30+ super-short mobile videos (most fit in 5-15 seconds). Parts of the collection were shown so far on:
- FILE 2006 festival of electronic art, SESI Gallery of Contemporary Art, Sao Paolo, Brasil, August 14th - September 3rd, 2006: La gioia del mattino, Autoritratto nel bagno, Il pianeta sconosciuto, Audiovisual Studies #1-#5, How I Saved the U.S.A.
- Seventh Short Electronic Form Feast, REX, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro, November 2006: Audiovisual Study #3 and #4
- Digital Fringe #2, Melbourne, Australia,
September-October 2007: How I Saved the U.S.A., Italian Lesson.
- Kinofest, 13-17 october 2007, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Budapest, Romania. Curator Valentin Partenie: Dreaming about You, Italian Lesson.
- Cologne OFF II (curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne) 2006: How the Music Surprises an Unprepared Listener, and with the travelling exhibition on:
- PI Performance & Intermedia Festival Szczecin, Poland, 20-22 October 2006, at National Museum Szczecin and Officyna Space of Art Szczecin,
- 8th Chroma - International Audiovisual Art Festival Guadalajara/Mexico - 11-17 Nov 2006, 2nd Digital Art Festival Rosario/Argentina - 16-18 Nov 2006,
- VI Salon de Arte Digital, Maczul, Venezuela, Zuila Museum of Contemporary Art, 7-17 October 2007,
- Carnival of eCreativity, 2007, New Delhi, India, and
- OK Video Festival Jakarta/Indonesia -
26 July - 9 August 2009 at National Gallery of Indonesia (Jakarta)
- Glockenspieler
in SoundLab Channel Edition IV (memoryscape 9). Curated by Melody Parker Carter. (Computer generated electronic ambient music with emulated glockenspiel sound, 2006)
- The Cut in the Runme.org. (Unpredictable video effects resulting from manipulating an existing machine code, 2006).
- Pencil Music #4 (with Igor Vasiljev, music from a single stroke of Pencil Tool in SoundForge) in SoundLab Channel Edition III. Curator: Melody Parker Carter. 2005. Download (329K zip file - expands to 37M wav file)
- Vanessa (Found video + explanatory notes + adult site link, 2004) - Prize of the Jury on the Fifth Short Electronic Form Feast, REX, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro, November 2004. Curators: Nebojsa Milikic & Dusica Parezanovic.
- Machina d'Amore (with Igor Vasiljev, ASCII Flash video, uses movie inserts from Casablanca, Showgirls, Outer Limits; piano music composed by Andreja Andric, played by Ana Zorana Brajovic, 2002)
- Digital Clip festival, Galleria civica d'arte moderna e contemporanea, Via Magenta 31, Torino, Italy, December 2002.
- in the Soundtoys. Curator: Stanza. (2003)
- on VideoChannel, Curator: Wilfried Agricola de Cologne. (2007)
- Playground (with Igor Vasiljev, a Virtual Reality world (VRML), 2002. Note: A VRML plugin, such as Blaxxun or Cosmoplayer is required for viewing the work from the above link.)
- Sinehia (with Maja Gecic, Ana Cicovic, Lynn Pia Pook and Lina Faller, an audio-visual-haptic installation, 2002) on the VioLENS, CESTA Multimedia Art festival, Tabor, Chech Republic, August 2002. Curator Hilary Binder.
- Winter variations - electronic computer music for three exhibitions of Europism (a mock avantgarde movement invented by Dimitrije Tadic and Maja Josifovic) in Belgrade (Pavilion Veljkovic, Cinema REX, SKC, 2001).
- Guitar solos (MP3 download and more details), recorded by Andreja Andric and produced by Velja Mijanovic in late nineties. Performed in concert in Belgrade, Academy 28 Theater, 1993-1994, and in Ethnographic museum 2000.
- Clouds, Mix, Crossings (pieces for various combinations of flutes and guitars: improvisation + computer score + verbal score, concept + MP3 download), recorded by Milica Jevic, Svetlana Novakovic (flutes), Andrej Jovanic, Aleksandar Petrovic, and Andreja Andric (guitars). "Mix" and "Crossings" produced by Velja Mijanovic in 2000, "Clouds" by Djordje Petrovic in 1994. Performed in concert in Belgrade, Academy 28 Theater 1994, St Peter's Church in 1995 and in Ethnographic museum 2000.
- Intro and Dream (Dream for flute, guitar and Piano, with short piano solo introduction: improvisation + computer score + verbal score, concept + MP3 download), recorded by Anita Tomasevich, piano + prepared piano, Tamara Vucic (flute), and Andreja Andric (guitar). Dream recorded live in concert in Belgrade, Academy 28 Theater, November 1993. Intro recorded in May 1992 on the Belgrade Music Academy.
- Flutes and Piano (Flute quintet + Piano piece), recorded by Anita Tomasevich, piano and Jakov Srejovic Flute Consort, on the Belgrade Music Academy in 1992 and 1994 and performed in concert in the same period.
More:
In the drawer
- Musica Trasparente for pitch altered electric guitar.
- Songs.
- Stripes-Chords.
Last updated March 2nd 2013