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B R A M V R E V E N 1 9 7 3 , G H E N T A Van Mierisstraat 45 2526 NM Den Haag The Netherlands A (studio) De Constant Rebecqueplein 20 a/b 2518 RA Den Haag The Netherlands T +31 (0)6 488 29 835 E post@bram vreven.com W bramvreven.com As a former jazz musician, Bram Vreven has been making sound installations since 1998. His installations contrast acoustic and electronic sounds in a refined way. Silence has gradually been gaining an important role in his work. A number of his installations make forceful movements, but hardly produce any sound or no sound at all. This silent movement has become one of Vreven’s leitmotivs. Between 2004 and 2008 Vreven created a series of installations entitled vloei – flow, in which tubes filled with water and double glass sheets are set into motion, creating waves and currents which follow very specific patterns of movement, almost taking the form of choreographies. The complete vloei – flow series was presented at the Muziekgebouw aan `t IJ (Amsterdam), TodaysArt (The Hague), Art Center Buda (Kortrijk) and the Verbeke Foundation (Kemzeke). Vreven’s recent installation Rays had its first public viewing at CAC (Vilnius) and was followed by presentations in Netwerk (Aalst), Art Center Vooruit (Ghent), Galery Jos Art (Amsterdam) and Transmediale festival (Berlin). In addition to various solo exhibitions in Belgium and the Netherlands, Vreven also participated in group exhibitions at a.o. Festival van Vlaanderen (Brussels), Lille 2004 (Lille), NICC (Antwerp), De Brakke Grond and the Consortium (Amsterdam), Art Center STUK (Louvain), Audioframes (Kortrijk) and the Ultima Festival (Oslo). 8 3 Rays (2008-2009) Kinetic/optical art, EVA, painted MDF, wood, aluminium, electronics 300 fi 40 fi 274 cm
W O R K S P A C E U N L I M I T E D 2 0 01 E contact@workspace unlimited.org W workspaceunlimited.org Workspace Unlimited was founded by Thomas Soetens (1972) and Kora Van den Bulcke (1972) in 2001. It is an international collective which is at the forefront of media art, creating some of today’s most compelling virtual worlds and interactive installations. The collective’s projects engage with the territories that emerge when physical spaces intersect with the enlarged public sphere of electronic networks and immersive technologies. Workspace Unlimited is frequently invited for lectures. It has been commissioned to create large-scale works and site-specific installations by leading media art institutions and festivals such as the Museum of the Moving Image (New York), the new center for Experimental Media and Performance Art Center (New York), the V2_Institute for the Unstable Media (Rotterdam), LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial (Gijón, Spain), the Society for Arts and Technology (Montreal) and Elektra. The collective’s work has been highlighted in a number of publications, including Space Time Play (Birkhauser, 2007) and Interact or Die! (V2_publications, 2007). Workspace Unlimited also initiates research projects and workshops in collaboration with an international network of researchers, art institutions and universities. 8 4 They Watch (2009) Panoramic screen, game engine, tracking system, 36 channel sound system
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