The black cephalopodic cyborgian sound machine examines the sonic materiality of Velcro as it is situated within the ASMR and BDSM communities.
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Encasing a whole drum set and broken guitar into an instrument case extended to such a size that it nullifies its usability.
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'Sounding' derives from the book Moby-Dick by Herman Melville, and is an evocation of the bygone crafts of sailing and whaling and the struggles of men at sea, and also from its powerful and ever-relevant dissection of monomania.
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This sonified 3D fabricated black ice cello re-addresses the iconic 1972 work Ice Music for London by Jim McWilliams for Charlotte Moorman. The strikes, taps, scrapes, and gouges are translated into sound by artist Spencer Topel who diffuses these sounds across glass panels suspended around the gallery.
Temporal relationships are a decisive factor in the linear recording of sound. An installation consisting of cassette tape wound around a spherical object and a device to play its sound.
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By approaching and touching the objects, they respond with magnified and designed electronic sounds. In each work a ceramic object is combined with another kind of material.
Three geometric objects out of aluminum: together they form a new instrument which shows how form changes its acoustic characteristics by using its individual resonance.
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A recording studio as a sculpture.. Artist Xavier Veilhan has transformed the 1912 French Pavilion into a giant sound sculpture for the Venice Biennale.
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The metal sound sculptures acknowledges how our limited temporal sensibilities are challenged by the imbrication of the geologic time of minerals, the historical time of extractive industries, and the immediate urgency of sane and equitable responses to rapid ecological change.
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On a journey to explore the integration of these meditative sounds with lifestyle, the artist is producing a growing collection of sculptures for others to develop their own unique sound rituals.
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Functional yet unconventionally devised instruments including three custom guitars, a gong, maracas shaped like large closed fists, and a series of ornated drum-heads.
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Repaired fractured rocks following a Japanese art method. By combining this golden repair with technology and sound a songsmith will resonate when touched.
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The pop-up book that sighs 12 times deeply when you touch it, is the first prototype of an upcoming series of responsive book-paper-instruments.
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A site-specific series of music performances based on acoustic interactions between the improvisations of musician Avram Fefer and the large-scale sculptures of Richard Serra.
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White gramophone horns play a contemporary sound piece 'Say goodbye to someone you love' and symbolize lilies and signify the amplification of loss.
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Earwitness Objects is a guided listening experience, which creates a possibility space for infinite sound trough the disclosure of carefully selected sound absorbing objects to the public
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A research on the potential effects of sound and the role sound systems can have as a cultural transmitter or in the form of an acoustic weapon.
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Interwoven ceramics to move, hear and see. The work is made out of rings of clay, creating a new shape every time it is been put down.
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A site specific installation that’s also performance, on the edge of the Cesar Chavez Park pier San Diego, with the audience generating a composition in real time, together with nature and industry.
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Sotheby’s auction 'Bertoia – Featuring Masterworks from the Kaare Berntsen Collection' includes some of the most important works by the artist to ever come to market.
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