Karl Klomp [Inspiration]

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Karl Klomp ('79 - NL), media artist - vj - theater technician. His research focus on live audiovisual expressions and interfacing with a fasination for glitch-art, hyperkinetic audio visuals and glitch grabbing. Dealing with video circuit bending, frame grabbing, hardware interfacing, max programming. Also doing commissioned video hardware tools for other artist. Together with Tom Verbruggen (Toktek) they play live av performance (toktek vs mnk) across the country. Bookings via AllesLos. Also doing audio/video circuit bending workshop, often in collabaration with Gijs Gieskes.

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