Gosse de Kort and Daan Brinkmann, two young Dutch authors, will present their project, Hybrid, which got its premiere in December 2010 in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. Hybrid is an interactive installation in which the touch of a visitor is manifested in rotating light. The stroboscopic light source creates a panorama of rhythmic sound samples that explore the nature of visual perception. Last year, the two authors created the interactive project Upside Down, which won first prize in the De Komeet competition. Hybrid is a continuation of the collaboration between the two artists in the field of interactive installation that stem from the concept of turning visitors into co-creator.

 
Daan Brinkmann (1983, NL) is an intermedia artist. The focus of his work are autonomous and interactive installations. His interactive works are based on the expressive potential of the designer's body. With his interactive works, he explores and produces new social experiences. In autonomous installations, however, the approach is reversed. They are complex studies of perception of light, sound, space and time.

 
Gosse de Kort (1978, NL) uses a combination of the expressive potential of space and time focus to create temporally and spatially co-dependent projects. The projects that straddle the line between architecture and theatre result in installations and performances. While the performances are mostly theatrical in nature, in installations, the public is included as a co-creator. With these, he wants to enable the public to see and listen to their environment and situation in a different light. Since 2009, Goose de Kort has been teaching at Koninklijke Academie en Conservatorium in Den Haag.