Margate Electronics #12:
What Does the Future Look Like?

Margate Electronics #12: What Does the Future Look Like?
Live: hellocatfood, Rhizocorp
Screening: Eva Papamargariti

Venue: Margate Arts Club, Margate, UK

We have invited three artists working with experimental processes such as live coding, video synthesis, live hardware sampling, tape manipulation, and 3D moving image.

Antonio Roberts (aka hellocatfood) is a Birmingham-based musician and visual artist creating rhythmic, glitch-driven algorithmic music with TidalCycles, VCV Rack and Pure Data, often accompanied by live-coded visuals. Since 2019 he has performed across the UK and Europe at venues and festivals including Barbican, Tate Modern, Supernormal, Corsica Studios and Cafe OTO.

Rhizocorp makes sci-fi dance punk blending mutant disco, no wave and krautrock. Using hardware samplers, looping bass riffs and dub-style mixing, their performances layer dusty rhythms with warped analogue textures, alien vocals and live cassette and radio manipulation. Recent shows include ICA London, LUFF Festival (Switzerland) and Braille Satellite (Lithuania).

Eva Papamargariti is a Greek artist working across time-based media and installation, exploring the relationship between digital space and material reality through rendered environments. Her work has been shown internationally at institutions including the New Museum, Whitney Museum, Tate Britain, MoMA PS1 and Transmediale.

Supported by Arts Council England