Dentro de la programación del miércoles 16 tendrá lugar el simposio Sound & Vision: la estética lynchiana, que contará con las intervenciones del crítico de cine Jordi Costa, que se centrará en el aspecto visual de la filmografía de Lynch, el investigador José Luis Espejo, que hablará del diseño de sonido en su obra, y Gerardo Cartón, director de [PIAS] Spain (compañía discográfica que ha editado sus dos últimos LPs), que analizará su faceta musical. De esta forma, se tratarán todos los aspectos que abarcan la estética lynchiana desde la imagen al sonido.
El simposio tendrá lugar a partir de las 17 h. en la librería Ocho y Medio y con él os invitamos a descubrir la multidisciplinaridad de nuestro artista invitado. Queremos que sea también una buena alternativa para todos aquellos que no tengáis oportunidad de asistir a la Master Class en la Escuela TAI (de aforo muy limitado) y una forma de empaparos más de sabiduría lynchiana antes de la presentación del director de su debut Eraserhead en la Filmoteca y de la fiesta con la que despediremos a nuestro invitado en el Círculo de Bellas Artes.
Ocho y Medio Libros de Cine (c/Martín de los Heros, 11)
Miércoles 16 de octubre, 17:00 h. Entrada libre
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UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE: MEDITATION, CREATIVITY, PEACE
Program events on Wednesday the 16th include Sound & Vision: The Lynch-ian Aesthetic, a symposium to discuss all aspects of the Lynch-ian aesthetic from picture to sound. We’ll be counting on industry expertise from the following speakers: film critic Jordi Costa, who will focus on the visual aspects of Lynch’s films; researcher José Luis Espejo, who will speak about sound design; and Gerardo Cartón, director of [PIAS] Spain (the recording company that produced the artist’s two latest LPs) who will analyze the musical facets of his work.
The symposium begins at 5pm at the one and only Ocho y Medio, Beloved madrileño bookstore and friends of Rizoma, it’s here where we invite you to explore and discover things you may not have previously been aware of about the multidisciplinary aspects of our invited artist’s work. This is a great alternative for those who cannot participate in the Master Class at the Escuela TAI (for which space is very limited) and also an opportunity to soak up more Lynchian wisdom before meeting the director when he presents his debut feature Eraserhead at the Filmoteca or at the Circulo de Bellas Artes farewell party, where we’ll say goodbye to our guest.
During David Lynch’s visit to Madrid with Rizoma, the University Carlos III of Madrid welcomed a special conference addressed to university community members inside the Assembly Hall of the Vice Chancellor’s Office. David Lynch wanted to make the most of this trip by speaking with young people to share his experience with practicing Transcendental Meditation for more than 40 years, his ideas about creativity, developing the full potential of human beings, and the innate brilliance in all students, especially in the realms of creativity, intelligence and the capacity to develop full cerebral potential. Lynch is thoroughly aware of the difficulties that face today’s youth and firmly believes that these are the tools to confront such obstacles o convert the future into a fascinating adventure of growth, success, fullness and peace.
Ocho y Medio Libros de Cine (c/Martín de los Heros, 11)
Wednesday, October 16th, 5:00 pm. Free admission.
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