PRAGUE The Prague festival of digital and creative culture Signal took place in Holeovice this year, in addition to Karlna and the Old Town. The eight stages of the festival unite darkness with the name Plan B, which focuses on the ecology and pandemic of coronavirus. Today, the organizers of the festival said this at the press conference, which will take place from 15 to 18 June.
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We chose the naming plan B because we wanted the selected artists not only to point out the problems through the lights, but also to try different cuts and try to come up with their own full B, explained the festival’s program manager Matj Vlanek.
This year, in addition to the routes in Karln and Starm mst, the festival will present the route in Holeovice. In Prmyslov’s thumb on the Holeovice stand, there will be a 3D view of the Superrar 3D projection. We will create a space that will combine eight projectors and about 40 lights. In addition, people buy 3D glasses and experience with their minds a great audiovisual experience that no one has ever tried to create, said Vlanek.
This year, the main performers will perform at the festival, among them Milena Dopitov, who will install his kinetic painting Jeff on the hydropower plant. The building should be similar to oil, on the one hand it is a symbol of wealth for me, on the other hand it is such a month of the disease of the future as far as ecology is concerned, said the author.
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The festival program is full every evening from 19:00 to 24:00. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, strict hygiene measures will be applied at the event, so the organizers have adjusted and installed the installation so that visitors to the cities will not stay for more than 15 minutes. – |
Among the fifteen installations that the festival will present this year will be Archaick news from South Moravia, which will focus on mosquitoes carrying ecological messages. In front of the Main Point Karln building, visitors will be able to dig techno-lun flowers at the kinetic installation of Blooming Light, at the Church of St. Cyril and Methodius at the Karln region will see an abstract projection of the German studio Weltraumgrafik in response to the current coronavirus pandemic.
The accompanying program will present a neon installation by the street art artist Michal Kapy at the age of 125, Prask trnice, the Archa Theater will present an audiovisual performance Vektroskop. The full-length program will take place in the scenography of Petr Nikl, which is made up of lasers and light design.
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