position:sound artist

Maria Chavez & Jordi Wheeler
▻http://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/moacrealsloa/maria-chavez

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Live from the Fly Studio in Brussels with a solo gig of Jordi Wheeler, Maria Chavez and as a duo gig.

Multi- instrumentalist, Jordi Wheeler and Abstract Turntablist, Maria Chavez have been collaborating as a performative duo since 2015. Jordi’s multi-faceted talents as a musician combines with Maria’s current abstract turntablism practice creating a sonic result that is based on active listening with improvisation.

Their duo work has been presented by Documenta14 in Kassel, Germany as part of Every Time An Ear Di Soun, Cruces Espacio de Arte in Madrid, Spain and as part of the Abasement Series at Max Fish, NYC.

MARIA CHAVEZ

Born in Lima, Peru, Maria Chávez is known as an abstract turntablist, sound artist and DJ. Accidents, coincidence and failures are themes that unite her (...)

▻http://www.radiopanik.org/media/sounds/moacrealsloa/maria-chavez_06104__1.mp3

Les signaux (radio) secrets qui organisent nos réseaux de transports.
Les trains, avions et bateaux génèrent un grand traffic d’ondes radio pour leur gestion ; 2 artistes ont créé une installation révélant ces énormes échanges d’information par les airs.

The secret signals that rule our transport networks
– Planes, we found, are the easiest to track
– In looking at how transport systems communicate with each other, we can also learn something about the data itself
– Global System for Mobile Communications Railway (GSM-R)
– Automatic Identity System (AIS)
– Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) transponder
– software-defined radio (SDR)

▻http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20160426-the-invisible-language-of-trains-boats-and-planes

FAMILIARS (Lighthouse Arts) is a collaboration between sound artist Wesley Goatley and technology anthropologist Georgina Voss.
▻http://www.familiars.org

#bigdata #radio #signal

#Transplant (2008) – #John_Wynne / #Tim_Wainwright

The Canadian sound artist John Wynne and the British photographer Tim Wainwright spent a year as artists-in-residence at Harefield Hospital, a world-renowned center for heart and lung transplantation near London. The sound recordings and photographs of patients, medical devices, and hospital rooms made during that time constitute the material for the installation Transplant. The original audio recordings were somewhat edited; often the editing relates to the patients’ comments or observations.

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#son #art #hôpital #coeur #poumon #photographie
cc @daphne