PureH
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31 Aug 2021
4 Sep 2021
SpainAlicanteMuseo de Arte Contemporáneo de AlicanteALC Videoart Festival -
24 May 2019
ItalyNaplesCAM Casoria Contemporary Art MuseumMagmart International Videoart Festival -
15 Jan 2019
Dominican RepublicSanto DomingoLibrería Mamey -
10 Nov 2018
ItalyRomeMuseum of Contemporary Art of Rome -
2 Oct 2018
USAMiamiConcrete Space, Paseo WynwoodMiami New Media FestivalRaintrap, an audiovisual composition by Simon Šerc (PureH), and Before the eyes by Martina Testen, in the Curatorial Program #3 section -
31 Aug 2018
SerbiaNovi SadMuseum of Contemporary Art VojvodinaInternational Video Festival VideomedejaC.M.B.R., an audiovisual composition by Simon Šerc (PureH), in the Media Installations Competition section -
27 Jun 2018
FranceBourgesMédiathèque de BourgesArt & Science Days BourgesBefore the Time, an audiovisual composition by PureH, -
25 Mar 2018
South KoreaGimpoCICA MuseumNew Texture: The 4th International Exhibition on New Media ArtCMBR, an audiovisual composition produced by PureH, -
11 May 2017
United KingdomGlasgowCentre for Contemporary ArtsSound Thought FestivalCMBR, an audiovisual composition produced by PureH,
Background
PureH was one of the first Slovene bands to fuse together modern electro, a variety of ambiental, dub and heavy New York illbient music with acoustic rock instruments, performing it at live concerts with the addition of synchronised video projections as a counterweight to laptop artists and DJs. In Slovenia, PureH is considered one of the pioneers of electronic computer music.
Works
PureH has released works under numerous aliases such as Spheres, Glaxprism, XARQ, KSVLKSV, Cadlag (side project) and many more. The remix album Signia was released in 2007 with artists KK Null, Eraldo Bernocchi, Surgeon, Psychedelic Desert, Chris Wood, P.C.M. and others.
PureH has appeared on various compilations, festivals, TV/radio commercials; at World Expo 2000; and also received the "Bumerang" alternative music award for experimental music in 2000.
