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MUSIC FROM THE MASSES 01-09 MUSIC FROM THE MASSES 01-09 idea & image (cc) by Matthias Fritsch, 2008 http://subrealic.net soundtrack: drifting (disintegrating) © by ex machina (Claudio Chiriatti) from Denmark, Copenhagen occupation: musician / artist education: philosophy / political science year of birth: 1974 website: www.machina-online.de For the Open Music Video Project MUSIC FROM THE MASSES Matthias Fritsch created a silent 16mm film in the length of an average music video. The video was provided online and downloaded by musicians, composers and sound designers from all over the world in order to produce their individual soundlayer. There were no restrictions. Until today various soundtracks in diffenrent atmosperes, styles and musikgenres were composed for the clip. It is still possible to submit new versions! The work "Music from the Masses" is produced for exhibitions in museums and galleries as well as for publication on video portals such as YouTube. The work is an open edition. It is always possible to add new compositions and variations. This generic model of recycle and generale new matherial is resembling the so called "Youtube-Reality", where the setting of placed clip material is in constant modification. The open edition includes not only the produced soundtracks for the first clip but also the clip itself. After the project continues there will be also series of various videos and films which embody themselves various series of individual designed sound tracks. New silent videos for the next seasons are in production and will be soon open for participation. check http://subrealic.net for all submitted versions, new videos and more information and projects! Tags: open music video project from subrealic art music-from-the-masses 01-09 ex machina Claudio Chiriatti drifting the masses