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In 2010, the Grec and Sonar festivals come together for a very special night, on Thursday 17th June, for which a joint production is being prepared –for the first time– that will take place in the Teatre Grec in Barcelona.
Two shows on a single night
The Japanese composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda will present two spectacles at the Teatre Grec.
The first, “spectra [barcelona]”, is a large-scale installation –located in the amphitheatre– which uses an immense white light as sculptural material. The result is an enormous column of light, visible from miles around, which will change the appearance of the city for one night and will make a strong impression on anyone who sees it.
Ikeda will also give us two performances of his audiovisual show “test pattern [live set]”, in which a programme transforms the Japanese composer's audio signal patterns into synchronised barcodes on a screen in real time. The result, which will be on display in the Teatre Grec gardens, shows intense flickering black and white images which convulse in darkness to a poweful soundtrack.
Co-produced with

Ryoji Ikeda – spectra [barcelona]
Co-produced by Grec Barcelona Festival and Forma
Production co-ordinated by Elsinor
Ryoji Ikeda – test pattern [live set]
Produced by Forma
Concept, composition: Ryoji Ikeda
Visual programming: Tomonaga Tokuyama



