A St.Petersburg based collaborative artist collective focused on creating spaces and experiences by exploring facets of interaction between audio/visual and human emotions. They specialize in multi-media performances and immersive audiovisual installations. Their multidisciplinary team involves musicians, sound engineers, programmers and visual artists. The team is known for works presented at festivals and museums of multi-media art in America, Europe, Russia, and Asia.
Row is a modular and scalable array of screens that can form various length line of any desired shape. Translating raw visuals driven by generative sound, the content itself is being echoed with a slight delay which creates various moving patterns that highlight and reflect the spatial characteristics of space where it is installed.
An audio-visual generative laser projection live performance inspired by the concept of digital nomads of 21st-century. TUNDRA team delivers their first live performance based on various pieces and algorithms from their previous highly acclaimed audio-visual installations premiered across the globe from USA to China.
An immersive site-specific audiovisual installation in 2018 Sao Paulo inspired by natural environment and its place in modern cities landscape. In DWLF nature in its primary form, blades of grass, is the leading character. As in a surrealist painting, the blades of grass rhythmically keep wavering upside down in a cocoon of sound and visual effects forming a floating meadow.
Audio visual interpretation of Plato's "Allegory of the cave" by 404.0. 361 custom-build parallel laser array and sound synthesizers, controlled with kinect sensor and custom software. The artists want to modulate Plato's allegorical Cave where the only objects that can generate a personal perception of reality is their lone shadows that are cast on the caves' walls.
“Hyperjump” was created as a site-specific work for one of the halls of the former First Cadets Corps, which is now being reconstructed as a study spaces of Saint-Petersburg State University. 25 moving head light beams on a truss stands and a powerful sound system were installed along the hall. While the light sculpture started to move, the electronic light devices came to life, turning into the actors themselves, bringing the light, shut in the strict geometry back, to its unpredictable nature.