Inquiry: At The Intersection of Curiosity (2022)
Installation of 8 kinetic sound sculptures at the The Delaware Contemporary
The sound sculptures in this 2-person exhibit came from an ongoing series titled Inner Spaces, which explores memory and perception through the acoustics of hidden and unexpected spaces. The sculptures offer intimate/individual experiences not shared directly with others (e.g. listening through the headphones) that emphasize the fact that reality – our direct experience of the phenomenal world – is fundamentally personal, subjective, and filtered or mediated through our senses.
Each sculpture makes sound through mechanical movements controlled by a microprocessor. Each also acts as an acoustic filter of the space, giving us a glimpse of what the outside world might sound like if we were to listen from inside the sculpture (heard through headphones).
Each sculpture makes sound through mechanical movements controlled by a microprocessor. Each also acts as an acoustic filter of the space, giving us a glimpse of what the outside world might sound like if we were to listen from inside the sculpture (heard through headphones).