Alexander Wilson
Alexander Wilson est un artiste de la performance, de la vidéo, de la musique et de la technologie. Il est cofondateur de Parabolik Guerilla Théâtre (avec Mélanie Verville) avec qui il réalise des oeuvres scéniques multimédiatiques expérimentales ($ymbolocaust, Social Reproduction Machine, A Ship to Namuh). Il est compositeur et performeur de musique électroacoustique et électronique notamment par ses projets solos 01ek (Suicide Prevention : ORAL ) et Parab01ek, et avec le trio électronique K.A.N.T.N.A.G.A.N.O (avec Alexandre St-Onge et Jonathan Parant). Il produit aussi des vidéos d’art (Antisacrifice, 3 Mages, Execution) ainsi que des installations multimédia et interactives (Hinge_Dimension avec l’architecte Karmen Franinovic , Decay Line avec le cinéaste Seth Poulin ). Il entreprend des recherches philosophiques sur le geste ritualisé et sa production de l’espace-temps. Il est apprenti chamane.
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Alexander Wilson is a media artist, performer, musician, theatre director, and theorist based in Montreal, Canada. He composes electro-acoustic music, produces experimental videos, interactive media and architectural installations, and directs theatrical events. He is co-founder of Parabolik Guerilla Theatre, with whom he has directed experimental plays. His music revolves around projects for the his own theatre productions, as well as his two solo projects, 01ek (Suicide Prevention : ORAL ) and Parab01ek, and with the live-electronics trio K.A.N.T.N.A.G.A.N.O (with Alexandre St-Onge et Jonathan Parant). He has also worked professionally with robotics artist Bill Vorn as well as the dance and media collective kondition_pluriel. He produces art videos (Antisacrifice, 3 Magi, Execution) as well as interactive media installations (Hinge_Dimension architect Karmen Franinovic , Decay Line film maker Seth Poulin). Alexander is currently pursuing an art-theory PhD at UQAM, in Montreal, on the subjects of meaning, performance, ritual and repetition. His art work has been presented in festivals and museums in Canada, Germany, France, England, and the Netherlands.
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