Sacred Sounds covers the history of how music and sound were vital tools used not only to entertain but to heal and carry pungent history and power. Andrews creates a detailed view of the vast ways sound has been utilized to …
The Intersection of Aural Diversity and Neurodiversity: Where do they overlap in the context of a pandemic? Right after lockdown, where things here in London began to slowly re-open and I was readjusting to the new day to day schedules, …
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(unfinished, draft 1) In attending Donna Summer the Musical, a quote from the show stuck out to me, “Once we found that bassline, it was a whole new world, A world of mystery and androgyny, blurring all the lines”. Thinking …
In selecting examples of sonic installations, I thought back to the very first examples of sound art that I had seen; two pieces created by Céleste Boursier. Mougenot in The Curve was what my mind instantly went to when reading …
This brief presented somewhat of a challenge for me, maneuvering through the obstacles presented in front of me set me back quite a bit in terms of completing this project. This project has moved through many different phases and graduated …
Progressing on my specialization project, my direction has taken a bit of a shift this week. Previously, I was focusing on emphasizing texture throughout the multi-channel piece, which I still am but now I am focusing a bit more on …
Throughout this week, I have been able to gain a new perspective on my work and moved forward with new ideas. Gaining knowledge of the doppler effect is something that has aided my spatialized project. Visualizing comets and stars traveling …
For both studio praxis and spatial design, I have mostly been researching how exactly I want to use this information from class in action. One concept I keep circling back to is the practice and performance of a “sound bath”. …
Moving forward with our spatialization and specialization, I continue meeting a minor bout of artists’ block of the sort. I used to take pride in my conceptions of projects but for this one, in particular, I just can’t get anything …
Experimental sound artist, Shilpa Gupta explores the sonic experience of incarceration and quarantine in her most recent exhibition at the Barbican, Sun at Night. Using poetry and depictions of moments when a collective or individual narrative is silenced and withheld, …