Julien Bayle's guest appearances

Julien Bayle

Art + Music + Technology

KTRU Rice Radio

Paul Wall

Christopher Reid

Matt Black

Matt Jackson

Geert Bevin

Shane Smith

Zola Jesus

Dan Deacon

John Evans

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

OwlTail

Julien Bayle DFN2015 Interview by KTRU Rice Radio

Julien Bayle DFN2015 Interview

One of the most prolific people I've talked to is Julien Bayle. First interviewed for podcast #17, I decided to revisit Julien's story because of a text interview I'd done of him for the Cycling '74 site. He'd been reworking his systems and performance techniques because of a renewed interest in "everything modular", and I wanted to see where that had taken him. I also like talking to Julien because he is always willing to talk about his future projects - he doesn't worry about people grabbing his ideas, because he recognizes that it is the voice of the artist, not the name of the concept, that is important in doing art installations and performances. In this chat, we end up talking a bit about the creative process and different issues that need to be balanced. I think we get a good insight into Julien's way of thinking in this insightful interview. Enjoy!

One of the most prolific people I've talked to is Julien Bayle. First interviewed for <a href="http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-017-julien-bayle" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcast #17</a>, I decided to revisit Julien's story because of a <a href="https://cycling74.com/2015/10/27/an-update-from-artist-julien-bayle/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">text interview</a> I'd done of him for the Cycling '74 site. He'd been reworking his systems and performance techniques because of a renewed interest in "everything modular", and I wanted to see where that had taken him. I also like talking to Julien because he is always willing to talk about his future projects - he doesn't worry about people grabbing his ideas, because he recognizes that it is the voice of the artist, not the name of the concept, that is important in doing art installations and performances. In this chat, we end up talking a bit about the creative process and different issues that need to be balanced. I think we get a good insight into Julien's way of thinking in this insightful interview. Enjoy!

Podcast 111: Julien Bayle Revisited

If you are involved in electronic/digital media creation, you've surely run across Julien Bayle. He is a performer, installation artist, programmer, writer and is heavily involved in almost every facet of media arts. He is also a public figure that spends a lot of time investigating systems - and sharing what he's found with the community. I find Julien fascinating, because he seems to be incredibly productive, and seems to finish more work than most people can even conceive of starting. In this conversation, we talk about his background, how he became comfortable with the many technologies that he uses, and how he is able to accomplish so much. As I suggest in the intro, this podcast was a bit of a scramble; both technical and scheduling issues pushed this right to the brink. But this conversation is a great way to peer into the mind of a self-described "obsessive", and understand how Julien decides on which work to pursue as well as which decisions he's decided to make. Great stuff. To learn more about Julien's work, please check out julienbayle.net, where you can read his blog and follow him through some of his tech-exploits. The bumper music was again created using Max Million's sample library, this time Discrete Energy II. Cool stuff, and really handy when you've got to pop together something quickly...

If you are involved in electronic/digital media creation, you've surely run across Julien Bayle. He is a performer, installation artist, programmer, writer and is heavily involved in almost every facet of media arts. He is also a public figure that spends a lot of time investigating systems - and sharing what he's found with the community. I find Julien fascinating, because he seems to be incredibly productive, and seems to finish more work than most people can even conceive of starting. In this conversation, we talk about his background, how he became comfortable with the many technologies that he uses, and how he is able to accomplish so much. As I suggest in the intro, this podcast was a bit of a scramble; both technical and scheduling issues pushed this right to the brink. But this conversation is a great way to peer into the mind of a self-described "obsessive", and understand how Julien decides on which work to pursue as well as which decisions he's decided to make. Great stuff. To learn more about Julien's work, please check out <a href="http://www.julienbayle.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">julienbayle.net</a>, where you can read his blog and follow him through some of his tech-exploits. The bumper music was again created using Max Million's sample library, this time Discrete Energy II. Cool stuff, and really handy when you've got to pop together something quickly...

Podcast 017: Julien Bayle