Nicolas Constantin Romanacci

Nicolas Constantin Romanacci is a composer, educated for classical guitar. Regarding composition in a broader sense – his work approach could be labelled as performance based audio-visual composition. As a reference work, combining the audio / visual / performative elements and the central problem of »figures in movement«, see the major interactive installation ›Variations IX‹, performance based audio-visual composition, 2015.

Education in classical guitar and composition. Carpenter apprenticeship. Philosophy studies at LMU Munich. Nicolas Constantin Romanacci studied »Gestaltung« in Munich (Akademie für Gestaltung im Handwerk), Augsburg and at the I.S.I.A Urbino, Italy. Diploma at the University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Gestaltung, Augsburg, 2005. Master of Arts (»Bildwissenschaft«) at Danube-University Krems, 2010, core subjects Media Art and Philosophy. Faculty (excerpt): Media Art: Frieder Nake, Paul Sermon, Christian Hübler from KnowboticResearch. Philosophy: Prof. Klaus Sachs-Hombach. Since 2012 Doctoral Candidate in Philosophy at the Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen.

2017:
stroke / sirens (2017), 5 voice audio-visual composition, 3:41 min., on view at the show »this is so wrong!«, Museumsquartier – Q21 – Electric Avenue, Raum D, Museumsplatz 1, A-1070 Vienna, opening 25th November 2017. Curated by Ehrlich Speiser & González / ephemeral spaces, related as Austrian Embassy to The Wrong, New Digital Art Biennale. http://nicolas-constantin.com/work/stroke

2015:
»Variations IX«, an interactive, audio-visual composition, at the show »Kunst I Stoff«, State Textile and Industry Museum Augsburg, 22 May to 29 November 2015, (code: m.burkhard).
http://nicolas-constantin.com/work/variations-ix

2015:
»plant« (munich, 1999) has been chosen for the Saatchi Art collection »In Focus: New Photography«, curated by Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator and Director, Art Advisory at Saatchi Art. She was formerly a Director at the Saatchi Gallery, London.
http://www.saatchiart.com/art-collection/Photography-Painting/In-Focus-New-Photography/153961/109677/view

2014:
Retrospective at »Weltraum«, Munich. Works 1992-2014.
Early photographical images, poetry, »atlas« (a series of 27 video-loops, 9 channel installation, 2005-2008)
http://www.weltraum26.de/

2013:
»atlas«, a series of 27 video-loops, 9 channel ...