TOMORROW, TODAY WILL BE YESTERDAY
The collective Sound/Video Art Installation Tomorrow, Today will be Yesterday was conceived and curated by Rui Almeida in 2015 and includes my vocal work At First Light.
In 2015, The initial event was held from 3-4 October 2015 in the Guimarães NocNoc Festival, Portugal. Next, it was installed for two months in Gallery #3 at the CAAA in Guimarães, Portugal from 12th December 2015 until February 13th 2016, and then at the Media Arts Festival, ELO, Victoria, Canada.
In 2016, The same installation was on from 3rd – 6th November at the Limerick City Gallery of Art (LCGA). The event is part of Light Moves Festival of Screen Dance.
The artists involved are: Alfredo Costa Monteiro (PT/ES), Artificial Memory Trace (Slavek Kwi) (CZ/UK), Darius Ciuta (LT), Elisabetta-Senesi (IT), Fernando Ribeiro (PT), Iride Project – Massimo Davi & Monica Miuccio (IT/IE), John F. Barber (US), Juan Carlos Vasquez (CO/FI), Lin Culbertson (US), Loren Chasse (US), Luigi Morleo (IT), Luís Antero (PT), Manuel Rocha Iturbide (MX), Mathieu Ruhlmann (CA), MUfi.re (PT), Nichola Scrutton (UK), Nuno Miranda Ribeiro (PT), Osvaldo Cibils (UY/IT), Paul Collins (CA/FR), Philip Mantione (US), sonosFera (PT), Steve Roden (US), Takamitsu Ohta (JP), Una Lee (KR/UK).