VirtualMemory by Catmac

Recursive poetry in motion.

Do computers have weird dreams of having sex with their motherboard?

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Made by Catmac

VJ Catmac decided to discontinue his doctoral studies in the Psychology of Perception in order to immediately begin generating visual material and share his passion with those who attend his sessions.

He began in 2007 by projecting visuals at night onto the buildings adjacent to his Madrid studio, to the great surprise of the people passing by. Thereafter, he began touring the scene in Madrid, performing at underground events and at private parties. VJ Catmac has also worked on small and large-scale 3D-Mapping projects, but he has dedicated most of his time specializing in the creation of a personal visual language. This unconventional project retains all the elements necessary in order to elicit the esoteric synergy between image, movement and sound.

License

This footage may only be used for live performances. It may not be recorded, broadcast or streamed on the internet. The live performance in which this footage is used CAN be recorded, broadscast or streamed. It may be copied to 2 computers maximum. Read the entire Resolume footage license. Contact us for alternative licenses.