White Noise
Posted by Andrew Charles on Monday, January 12, 2009
The Audio Visual exhibit currently alligns with meditation and meditationary disciplines and the space that is entered during such 'visualisations', from sea surf to bird song, each space is as individual as that of the person seeking solace from a troubled world.
The audio-visual component of the exhibition will currently take the direction of researching and extracting specific sounds in differing environments in an attempt to bring forth the 'white sound' from differing locations some at the extremes such as the pitt stop area of a racetrack meet.
Sound is little more than vibrations however from an analytical perspective sounds will be interpreted as musical notes, the majority of which I expect to be outside of the academically recognised scale though notes nonetheless.
The extraction of such noises will be grouped in musical harmony and supported by film and still images to create a meditationary sequence, a mandela of calm, even in the harshest of audio environments.
The audio-visual component of the exhibition will currently take the direction of researching and extracting specific sounds in differing environments in an attempt to bring forth the 'white sound' from differing locations some at the extremes such as the pitt stop area of a racetrack meet.
Sound is little more than vibrations however from an analytical perspective sounds will be interpreted as musical notes, the majority of which I expect to be outside of the academically recognised scale though notes nonetheless.
The extraction of such noises will be grouped in musical harmony and supported by film and still images to create a meditationary sequence, a mandela of calm, even in the harshest of audio environments.