Directors Lounge presents:a summer evening with
Udo Rathke (screening) & micronaut (guitar/samples)

august 17th 9pm at Kunsthaus Meinblau

For several years, Udo Rathke has experimented with the compositional possibilities offered by the computer as a medium of painting with other materials.By using small fragments of pictures found on the net or else he creates ever changing paintings of magical light, now transformed, into a delicate succession of color.
In a slow, endless flow of time, the painting process of layering the paint becomes a real metamorphosis that, in the use of the most modern technique, invokes natural processes of suggestive richness of atmosphere.
Stefan Streck uses found audio pieces, next to his own guitar play, in a similiar way of layered composition to create absorbing collages of sound.
Micronaut, a sound collage project working with ambient sounds, various samples and live guitar, had its first successes within different art exhibitions e.g. Artgenda in Hamburg, Castle Plüschow, Sehnsucht_Identität_Farbe (work-in-progress / performance), the Kulturgüterbahnhof and the Albert Watson exhibition in Rostock.
Simultaneous to this, "micronaut" appears as a Drum and Bass DJ under the pseudonym "Sterngucker".
Both artists are intrigued by the diversity of microcosmic diversity.

Meinblau Christinenstr 18/19 10119 Berlin (as part of BLUEBOX)

Already on Directors Lounge television Udo Rathke Nach Lorrain loop, DV

Directors Lounge presents:a summer evening with ...
a series of special screenings every thursday
in cooperation with Rote Loge Meinblau, Baiz and Z Bar

Directors Lounge 2006 is made possible in part by Cafe Dix in der Berlinischen Galerie

Special screenings in collaboration with AV-ARRKI microcinema mochafilm club NoMasala

our herores: placebo FX, Fragments, Berliner Licht & Silber, Cinema Desaster, SIEBENGRUENDE,
monitoranimation.de, Kunstsalon Wilde Gans, Joppel-Bürkle IT, IF Museum/Inner Spaces, Fanhall Studio

Directors Lounge 2006
is the brainchild of Designhof e.V., A&O-gallery and the Gallery KMZA