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Dragged Notations
A microphone is dragged across the ground while two sheets of paper trail behind on a board. The earth writes through friction; sound and movement leave parallel traces – one audible, one visible.
Two new sound recordings are now available on SoundCloud.
The first was made using a pair of soil microphones built by David Stalling from Stille and Klang. It was recorded in a roadside verge near the forest, among blooming winter aconites and wood anemones.
The second is an evening recording from the local park. The tree branches moved in the wind, brushing against each other, birds were singing, and the church bell struck eight.
Both recordings are unedited, except for a slight gain adjustment.
I have just completed the layout and submitted my PUV project 'Impression - Imprint - Expression' to SDMK. The project explores how everyday sounds can become sources of artistic creation through an experimental approach to electronic music and sound art. Focusing on the progression impression – imprint – expression, participants are invited to discover new aesthetic forms of expression without requiring prior musical knowledge. It is available here:
https://www.sdmk.dk/om-sdmk/paedagogisk-udviklingsvirksomhed/indtryk-aftryk-udtryk
Tree Song - Visualizing and sonification of a spruce.
My Pedagogical research project 'IMPRESSION - IMPRINT - EXPRESSION' has just been approved by SDMK - Danish National Academy of Music.
The project explores new creative paths in working with sound and music - from sound walks and poetic expressions to digital sampling and composition. It builds on ideas I have already worked with in practice, and which you can read more about under the tab with the same title on this page.
I'm excited to share both the process and the finished materials with you!
Sonification & visualization of trees
Sonification of rain on charcoal
I've just received these soil mics, custom-designed and built for me by Irish sound artist David Stalling. I'm looking forward to recording and discovering the hidden soundscapes beneath the earth's surface.
Sonification of an ecoprint
