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 I Silenzi Parlano Tra Loro Sound Drifting: I Silenzi Parlano Tra Loro is an interdependent temporary system of 16 international remote sub-projects, which use a wide range of methods and approaches to the generation, processing and presentation of data/sounds/images to form a nine-day long continuous on line - on site - on air sound installation on the occasion of the ars electronica festival'99 |
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| SOUND DRIFTING: I Silenzi Parlano Tra Loro is a co-production of: Ö1 Kunstradio, Vienna; Liverpool Art School, Liverpool John Moores University Institute of Electronic Music, IEM, Music-University, Graz. In collaboration with: Bauhaus University, Weimar; Centre for Animation and Interactive Media; RMIT University, Melbourne; Datacom Austria; ESC, Graz; Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Liverpool; OK Centrum für Gegenwartskunst OÖ SEAM, Studio for Electro-acustic Music, Music-University Franz Liszt, Weimar; Western Front Society, Vancouver Although the term 'generative' is usually related to music whenever sound is involved, the Sound Drifting installation is not intended to be 'music' (although it may contain music). Rather, Sound Drifting is about: networking, communication and collaboration; control-sharing (between artists, users and machines); letting things happen, listening to the world, but not actively trying to decorate the world; duration and evolving processes - the esthetics of sounds on site - on line - on air being surfaces, appearances and/or possible entry points to an underlying temporary system of data-processing, recycling etc. Participating artists Curated by : Colin Fallows (c.fallows@livjm.ac.uk) / Heidi Grundmann (hgrundmann@thing.at) Organised by : Elisabeth Zimmermann, Kunstradio (werks@thing.at) last updated: 25. August 1999 |
on line - on site - on air