"The image and sound performance by Horst Gläsker and Fabian Schulz at the Rex Cinema in Langenfeld on 29th May 2011 consists of a roughly thirty-minute
sequence of individual pieces, each having a duration of 3-4 minutes. "On the Rhythm of Images" begins with a "table concert", a wooden tabletop serving as a percussion instrument.
A slow, lamenting blues played on a jew's harp and a harmonica works itself up to a fast, hectic groove, while the cinema screen shows painted images that Gläsker has subsequently processed
digitally. They glide past the eyes of the viewer like the lens of a film camera panning slowly across a panoramic landscape. The sweeping cascades of colour, now larger, now smaller, finally curl
around an imaginary axis and disappear into the darkness. The associative dynamic of combined sounds and images transports the audience into contemplative mood. While Gläsker and Schulz have
based their performance on a precisely structured mise-en-scène, it is at the same time an immediate expression of momentarily felt emotions, a musical and choreographic self-expression,
its tangible intensity resulting from the situation itself."
Premiere Review by Jürgen Raap of On the Rhythm of Images on May 29th 2011 in the Rex-Kino, Langenfeld
Performances:
2011 - REX-Kino Langenfeld, premiere for the solo exhibition in the Kunstverein Langenfeld
2012 - Single-Club, Raketenstation, Insel Hombroich, Neuss
2013 - Museum Kunst Palast Düsseldorf, as a video installation for the exhibition 9 Video Weekends
2014 - KAI 10 ARTHENA FOUNDATION, Düsseldorf, for the exhibition Collagierte Skulptur