Read more "ABOUT"“Sometimes, it felt like the inner workings of the universe made visible. It revolved slowly, then grew in complexity until it seemed, in substance if not style, like a collaboration between da Vinci, Picasso and Stephen Hawking.”
Evening Post, New Zealand
Read more "WORKS"“If you believe the audience that applauds Saup, this beautiful new media future should best begin right away.”
taz.de, Germany
A conversation with CChV/Bienal de Artes Mediales de Santiago de Chile El omnipresente mundo digital para Michael Saup, pareciera tener las condiciones de un sueño: un lugar dónde vivimos, sentimos, experimentamos y al cual volvemos todos los días, seamos o no conscientes de eso. Algo cómo la vida misma, pero con cualidades, reglas y capacidades […]
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“Their magnum opus. It is spectacular and sublime.”
The Quietus
Это лучшее что я видел за поледнее время! Дыхание богов
This is the best I’ve seen so far! Breath of the gods
Entering the Abyss of Light
with LAIBACH
An immediate humanitarian response to the earthquake and arising
nuclear crisis in Japan, March 2011
Pyramis Niger,
The Avatar of the Internet
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“Know that the whole world is a mirror,
in each atom are found a hundred blazing suns.
If you split the center of a single drop of water,
a hundred pure oceans spring forth.
If you examine each particle of dust,
a thousand Adams can be seen.
A universe lies hidden in a grain of millet.
everything is brought together at the point of the present.
From each point along that circle thousands of forms are drawn.
Each point, as it revolves in a circle,
is at times a circle, at others a turning circumference.”
–Mahmoūd Shabestarī (1288–1340)