Inéz

Ines Reingold-Tali (born 1970) also known as Inèz, is an Estonian new media artist, musician, composer and writer on sound art, noise, electronic music, glitch and digital culture.

Early life and education

Reingold-Tali was born in Tartu in Estonia in 1970.

Career

Reingold-Tali has been composing since the mid-1990s.

Reingold-Tali has written about composition, noise, glitch aesthetics, audiovisual art and digital art.

Personal life

Reingold-Tali lives in Helsinki, Finland.

Selected discography

Solo albums Inez: Déjà vu (CD YAP Records) 2015 Ines Reingold-Tali: Oceano, computer animation art, (DVD, YOCOMA) 2008 Ines Reingold-Tali: Suction, audiovisual art, (DVD, YOCOMA) 2007 Ines Tali-Reingold: Meta-Rendez-vous (CD YAP Records) 2006 Ines Reingold: Passione d´Amore (CD FG Music- Naxos) 1995

Compilations Energy of Visions 1999 (K-tel International) Sounds! 1999 (Charm of Sound) X-tato-holic, compilation album Energy Xtravadance 1998 (NRJ Radio & K-tel International).

Selected works Audio-visual installation in Galerie Gora, Montréal QC Canada, 2009 Audio-visual installation, "Suction", in the Lumiere Festival, III Rassegna Internazionale di Video Arte & Digital Cultures, international video art selection, Primo Piano LivinGallery, Lecce, Italy, 2008 Audio-visual installation, "Suction", Primo Piano LivinGallery, Lecce, Italy, 2008

Commissioned works Audiovisual installation Oceano on FogScreen(2011) Science Center Ahhaa (Estonia) Video Art and Abstract Animations s.p.e.c.t.r.o-e.n.e.r.g.y (2008), FogScreen Collection (Finland) Q.res@Pirator (2000) thirtieth Festival International des Musiques Synthèse, Institut International de Musique Electroacoustique de Bourges (France) Energy of Visions (1999), compilation album, commissioned by K-tel International Meta-Rendez-vous (1999), composition for chamber orchestra, electronics, piano, bass singer, female and male voices, 17 min., commissioned by Finnish Broadcasting Company Yleisradio (Finland) Film score & music for the film A Sense of Loss (1997), directed by Timo Humaloja, Music installation Déjà vu (1997), in interaction with metal sculptures by , commissioned by SnowCastle of Kemi (Finland)