Introduction:
Over the years, the art of light and movement has been expressed in a wide range of media and techniques and has been called by a variety of names. In the world of film, for example, it's known as "Absolute Film" or "Abstract Animation," whereas in video art, it's referred to as "Video Synthesis" or "Image Processing." 
Many artists invented their own one-of-a-kind hardware to project moving imagery in a live performance. Each of these "Visual Music" instrument inventors gave the art their own name: "Lumia," "Mobilcolor," "Color Music," etc. 
Today this tradition continues in the development of visual music computer animation software such as "Electropaint," "Bliss Paint" and "The Music Animation Machine." 
In an effort for promoting the art of light and movement. Our program celebrates its history and fosters the growth of the worldwide community of contemporary practitioners.
We will show about 25 sixteen millimiter short films covering 2 different topics:
-The Sixties: Spirituality and Psychedelia
-The Contemporary Program of Abstraction

"KINETICA" is a production of the "iotaCenter for Abstraction in Media Art" (www.iotacenter.org)".
The arrangment is organized by DIFFUS (www.diffus.dk), an organization working with culture, esthetic and technology, in Collaboration with Ålborg University-Esbjerg and hosted by the Danish Film institute and Esbjerg Library.

See program (Pdf file)
See Background informations
See pictures
Bibliographical references:
Expanded Cinema by Gene Younblood , introduction by Buckminster Fuller.