Simulation in Blue: A Futuristic Digital Art Performance by Geoffrey Lillemon at NXT Museum
Experience an improvisational blend of possessed AI musicians, chaotic Cinderella jazz, and 1980s visuals.
"Simulation in Blue" by Geoffrey Lillemon transports you into a dynamic futuristic performance. This exhibition explores the innovative genre of Cinderella jazz, featuring mutating bands driven by unhinged AI musicians. Discover a wild digital reverie that combines nostalgic 1980s aesthetics with contemporary image-processing and unsettling soundscapes by Richard Burki.
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Exhibition summary
Simulation in Blue is a futuristic, improvisational performance exploring a new genre called Cinderella jazz, utilizing possessed AI musicians that descend into chaos. The exhibition combines the artist's nostalgia for 1980s holography and ballroom extravagance with contemporary image-processing tools, creating a wild reverie with unsettling soundtracks.
Curatorial context
Simulation in Blue invites visitors into a futuristic performance that reimagines a new genre of music: Cinderella jazz. The exhibition features mutating bands with rainbow-glowing hues and glittering forms, driven by the unhinged personalities of possessed AI musicians who attempt to maintain rhythm but ultimately descend into chaos. This descent is reminiscent of solo jazz acts and pushes the sound and animations into a wild reverie. Artist Geoffrey Lillemon draws on a personal nostalgia for 1980s holography, ballroom extravagance, and underground attitude, breathing new life into these elements through the unexpected combination of contemporary image-processing tools.
The accompanying music by Richard Burki is designed to echo the unsettling soundtracks found in David Lynch's films, particularly those composed by Angelo Badalamenti. Geoffrey Lillemon, born in 1981 in Ft Worth, Texas, is an Amsterdam-based artist known for constantly defining new aesthetics and visionary ideas with a strong, future-minded approach. His profoundly personal use of CGI and media art results in unexpected expressions and commentary on the human condition. Lillemon's work, which blurs the lines between entertainment, media appetites, and art through collaborations with pop stars, commercial clients, museums, galleries, and theatres, has been acquired by the Stedelijk Museum and exhibited internationally, positioning him uniquely to bring digital art to global stages.
Admission and ticket notes
Specific ticketing information for 'Simulation in Blue' is not detailed on this page. Visitors are encouraged to consult the official NXT Museum website for admission details and booking information, as the exhibition is part of their programming. Further details may be available through official channels or partner ticketing sites mentioned elsewhere on the museum's website.
Simulation in Blue key exhibition facts
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Venue
NXT Museum
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
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Artist line / attribution
Simulation in Blue is by artist Geoffrey Lillemon, with music by Richard Burki. Special thanks to Melanie Van Klaveren and Fons de Haan.
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