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Last August, Max Cooper released Repetition, the second single for his latest audiovisual project "Yearning for the Infinite". The first single, Perpetual Motion was released in July. Directed by Kevin McGlouglin, the video shows our cities as multiplied animated structures stretching off into infinity, telling the story of our endless social growth. As Max Cooper explains: "It is repetition, that seemingly boring thing which gives us all the magic of music, with its repeats inside…

Polish designer/animator/programmer Ksawery Kirklewski fuses the words of German philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein with the music of Max Cooper in this fascinating exploration of generative typography called "Symphony in Acid". [Read more]

Kevin McGloughlin's latest film with Max Cooper looks at the mind-bending theme of Repetition.

As the countdown to our return begins, each passing moment draws us closer to a unique experience. Max Cooper’s live AV performances are not merely concerts but intricate journeys through sound and vision, where science, art and emotion intertwine in a breathtaking symphony. Prepare to lose yourself in this immersive scenario this Friday at Castello Sforzesco in Milan 🏰 MAX COOPER & RECONDITE AT CASTELLO SFORZESCO Friday, September 6th Start h 20.00 Tickets at the link 🔗 In collaboration…

'Chromos' EP is scheduled for May 26 release.

Thomas Vanz for Max Cooper: Let There Be // Motion artist Thomas Vanz just release his latest collaboration with Max Cooper for his new track “Let There Be ” “ “For “Let there Be”, Max asked me to think about the two key words “infinite” and “birth of humanity”. Everything came naturally to this process I was working on, involving two types of liquids blending in forever, progressively. I choose to represent the light of Kabbalah that Max once told me about, blending a very luminous and…

This tour is all about dropping the audience right inside my audio-visual world

Last August, Max Cooper released Repetition, the second single for his latest audiovisual project "Yearning for the Infinite". The first single, Perpetual Motion was released in July. Directed by Kevin McGlouglin, the video shows our cities as multiplied animated structures stretching off into infinity, telling the story of our endless social growth. As Max Cooper explains: "It is repetition, that seemingly boring thing which gives us all the magic of music, with its repeats inside…

For Max Cooper’s track “Waves,” experimental video artist Kevin McGloughlin conjures hypnotic, minimalist waveforms.