Extended Modulator-Performance on László Moholy-Nagy´s “Licht-Raum Modulator“. Dir: Lucio Capece

Extended Modulator - Sound, Light and Space performance with the “Licht- Raum Modulator“ created by László Moholy-Nagy. Wednesday, 24. October 2007. Bauhaus Archiv Berlin Lucio Capece ( Soprano saxophone, Bass clarinet, Composition, Project concept and direction) Axel Dörner (Trumpet, Composition) Robin Hayward (Tuba, Composition) Ana Maria Rodriguez (Sound Diffusion on 2) Michael Vorfeld ( Lights installation and Performance on 4) Steffi Weismann (Camera, Video edition, Projection) László Moholy-Nagy built the “Licht- Raum Modulator“ (Light- Space Modulator) between 1922 and 1930, assisted by a team consisting of an architect and a mechanic, with additional support from the German electrical company AEG . It is a mechanic assemblage, made up of an electrical structure of synthetic material and metal grills, together with mirrors and lamps. Three articulated movements take place simultaneously in three sectors of the kinet