Hello, Fellow Humans!
My name is Rodion TR and I am reaching out to the network of Frantic Gallery and others I met along the path. It seems we all are going through "The Reset Period" but for me it was strikingly transformative: I dived into Yoga, just came back from my 4th Vipassana Meditation 10-day course, and have unlocked creative powers dormant for a long time. I discovered the peculiar creatures living in me: Mark Birth is Ankoku Butoh dancer, Ikota Nagasaki is a Japanese photographer/cinematographer and Ariadna McCue is on her way, the first girl in our small ENTOMORODIA family who is going to allure you in the labyrinth of electronic sounds. (Well, if the purpose of life is to live fully, why not do it in different forms simultaneously, right?) 

It is a new chapter for art, no doubt. The gallery artists and I, we thought that "Frantic" doesn't represent us anymore, so we are moving to the next level. We want - now with more courage - to take you to The Cave genuine art leads us to. And at the same time move in the opposite direction and connect the Mystical Experience with the Digital Dimension. We'll be forming the umbilical cord between Ecstasy and Digit: from now on it will be called Gallery-Neo.tokyo. 

We decided to start with an online exhibition of Glitch Art: a form of creative activity that investigates the potential of the rupture in pixel flow we all are now wired to. Let's see what we can find in this hole inside World Wide Web.
Here is the video of the conversation I had with Mathieu St-Pierre, a Canadian artist based in Korea, in which we talk about Neo-Tokyo, glitch techniques, Ankoku Butoh, his 80k-member glitch artist collective, porno, folding screens and lacanian pot.