NOISE OF PAINT
The Noise Of Paint is an experimental sound art project by Argentine-Uruguayan artist Malcolm Roxs. It operates as a sensory collision, a liminal arena where the materiality of paint confronts the ephemeral force of sound to forge visceral, experiential encounters.Rooted in the subversive spirit of Dadaism and the raw, unfiltered energy of DIY movements, Roxs mobilizes this collision as a collaborative catalyst. Engaging a rotating cast of artists and musicians, the project positions itself as a site of pure experimentation, an ongoing interrogation of medium, gesture, and resonance.
ABOUT MALCOLM ROXS
Malcolm Roxs is an Argentinian artist and performer, born in 1980, Buenos Aires.
The subjects of his paintings transmit autobiographical codes, representing the artist's personal life journey and experiences that emerge from paints, technology, masking and take shape through manual and airbrush techniques with complex layering processes. Malcolm draws inspiration from dadaism, futurism, and avant-garde movements, acknowledging their radical potential for painting.
In addition to creating works in the studio, Malcolm Roxs is known for his live painting performances. Through the transformative movements of his hands, the power of sound and stage energy, he brings forms and shapes onto canvas. "Le Show Demolition" represents his vision, centered around the concept of destruction as a means to forge something new. This multidisciplinary approach to art adds an extra experience that is visually and emotionally hypnotizing.
Over the past several years, Malcolm Roxs has showcased his artworks and performances at prominent venues and events, including collaborations with Iggy Pop, Sven Väth, Nina Hagen, Maccio Theatre, and Goya Exhibition, among others.
