2022

Christina Ienni

Soundscapes [audio tracks] On-site June 4th:
Kallisti
Kallisti is an audio collage from the early 90s that combines sampling and synthesis. A cult favorite amongst a tiny sliver of audiophiles. From the sonic soup of modular synthesis and audio appropriation from sources pop cultural and obscure, a few 'musical' figures emerge, but they are merely patches in a larger audio collage quilt.

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Alexandros Hadjitimotheou

Soundscapes [audio tracks] On-site June 4th:
Riverphonics
While making this piece i was thinking about the importance of water for human life. Our body is full of water, we wash our self with water, we put fountains in central parks, the flow of a river keeps us calm and when we want to forget we go to the sea. As all the waters ends up in the sea. Water is a substance which is not impenetrable. It accepts us through it's body. These thoughts are behind my piece 'Riverphonics'.

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Steve Ashby

Soundscapes [audio tracks] On-site and online June 4th:
Annex
DescriptionAnnex is a work focusing attention on sound materials hidden or marginalized as background artifacts of experience. Collected through the use of hydrophones, contact mics, and electromagnetic sensors, sound objects once perceived as subordinate or an additional part of the sonic terrain are now the centerpiece.

Projector Party

Soundscapes [audio tracks] On-site and online June 4th:
Coma
The piece "Coma" explores the idea that some people who experience a state of prolonged unconsciousness know what it feels like to cross over into the afterlife. The piece consists of a real life account of this phenomenon, altered and coupled by a foreboding drone to simulate the feeling of straddling the line between life and death.

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Martha Riva Palacio Obón

Soundscapes [audio tracks] On-site and online June 4th:
Persephone awakes X / Perséfone despierta X
This piece is the tenth iteration of a sound essay built from the digital mix of human voice and crickets chirping in different frequencies. Compost: subtle variations of the same chaos. Fluid, nomadic entities fuze into one single sonic body. Symbiosis. Paraphrasing Salomé Voegelin, a multiplicity of possible worlds emerge from these dis/harmonies that sometimes are considered monstrous.

Woman-goddess-insect stirs the earth, brings us spring.

Julius Bucsis

Soundscapes [audio tracks] On-site and online June 4th:
RED
Red is inspired by cultural associations of danger with the color red.

YELLOW
Yellow was inspired by the observed behavior of the sub atomic particles produced in particle accelerators. After a collision between the accelerated test particles, new particles appear, scatter in all directions, and disappear.

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