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**Joseph Knierzinger** will bring a writing utility that crosses at the intersection of poetry, instrument, and performance. Following his long-standing principle of combining obsolete devices, he merges in Printar an old midi keyboard with a dot-matrix-printer. A device for generating sounds that are at the same time the text on the paper medium. **Joseph Knierzinger** will bring a writing utility that crosses the intersection of poetry, instrument, and performance. Following his long-standing principle of combining obsolete devices, he merges in Printar an old midi keyboard with a dot-matrix-printer; A device for generating sounds that are at the same time the text on the paper medium.
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**Vitrinekast Soundsystem** and **Riviera Taylor** explore the sound of printers with the craft of live coding. They hacked discarded printers and connected them to the live coding environments of their computers to generate sounds and not to print. Their performance called Printer Jam welcomes mechanical quirks and inherent noise of printers. **Vitrinekast Soundsystem** and **Riviera Taylor** explore the sound of printers with the craft of live coding. They hacked discarded printers and connected them to the live coding environments of their computers to generate sounds and not to print. Their performance called Printer Jam welcomes mechanical quirks and inherent noise of printers.