review
this release,3,4,
http://www.passaroundsound.net.nz
July 07
info: gist
For generations the world has been
wired and sensed for its natural phenomena and with large volumes
of audio and image data being available on the Intermet. In my
work, summarized below, I'm evolving onthrough these soundworks-from
archives- to underscore my need for realtime access to these resources
and further suggest that routine web2 listening be oncall as realtime
extraterrestrial and earthly phenomena "soundtracks."
Revisited sounds reinvigorate the present. The melding of natural
energies is a satisfying human experience. The temporality inherent
in wind-witnessing relies on the voltages from physical nature's
realtime processes to offer this inclusive connection. An undeniably
personal possession. Long term memory sources could be encountered,
"archived" personally and also, possibly, backed up
by machine storaging.
para: soundworks summary
My aural background research
was mainly wind based. idetifying and listening to physical natures
sounds (http://www.d.umn.edu/~lbrush/terraininstruments.html)
via Terrain Instruments (http://www.d.umn.edu/~lbrush/LeifBrush.html)
useing sensors (http://www.d.umn.edu/~lbrush/asensors.html) and
not air microphones. Cassettes, reel-to-reel recordings, CDs,
public performances: including micro-computer/satellite two-ways,
local, national and international radio- both canned a/or realtime
and site installations. your place
>>May 2008 (( terrestrischer Umschlag 13:36 ))
~terrestrischer Umschlag post script
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