organic Operators;
Audiovisual composer and new media art collective, "oOps," the acronym of (organic-Operators), connects human-nature-science-technology organically. We operate visuals and sounds and connect this moment to all senses of living things to give Organic movement to the inherent parallax of space-time. With a planetary perspective, we contemplate sensing the time and space of this city-world-planet we live in. We produce real-time multisensory abstract experiences and humanities moments, with audio/visual performances, generative art, immersive installations, and New Media Art Projects, Movements.
Through multidisciplinary research on the relationship between urban-nature-human-technology and its deficiencies, aesthetic possibilities, based on the belief that "everything alive makes a sound." We are involved with digital art, intelligent interface, digital music, and computational aesthetics in real-time visualization, art, and science.
The team is known for artworks presented at various music and tech festivals and art spaces on this planet. The team consists of both media artists, Moon Gyuchul(aka. Qfemond) and Hwang Sunjeong(aka. Yulii Kafka). The team keeps co-work with musicians and sound engineers, programmers, dancers, poets, scientists, movements, artistic activism, and various related studies.
Through multidisciplinary research on the relationship between urban-nature-human-technology and its deficiencies, aesthetic possibilities, based on the belief that "everything alive makes a sound." We are involved with digital art, intelligent interface, digital music, and computational aesthetics in real-time visualization, art, and science.
The team is known for artworks presented at various music and tech festivals and art spaces on this planet. The team consists of both media artists, Moon Gyuchul(aka. Qfemond) and Hwang Sunjeong(aka. Yulii Kafka). The team keeps co-work with musicians and sound engineers, programmers, dancers, poets, scientists, movements, artistic activism, and various related studies.