Terry Fox |
Labyrinth of the inner Ear 2006 Exhibition
Ehemalige Polnische Botschaft Unter den Linden
Listening room; Material: CD-player, 4 headphones, table, 4 chairs. Thank to Siegfried Saerberg and Ernst Karel. Supported by the Elektronic Studio of the TU Berlin.
Ehemalige Polnische Botschaft Unter den Linden
Listening room; Material: CD-player, 4 headphones, table, 4 chairs. Thank to Siegfried Saerberg and Ernst Karel. Supported by the Elektronic Studio of the TU Berlin.
For the exhibition »sonambiente«
2006 I will produce a new audio work for compact disc. The title of
this work will be »Labyrinth of the Inner Ear« and it will be
recorded in Berlin on the 14th and 15th of April, 2006. The compact disc will
be produced directly after the recording process and presented, during Sonambiente,
in a room of the former Polish Embassy.
This will be a kind of »drone« work consisting of the repetitive tapping of a sightless person (the artist, Siegfried Saerberg) navigating his way through an urban environment and finally returning to the place where the walk began. The sound of the cane, either tapping or sweeping back and forth, would be a constant in this composition. It would cease only when Siegfried stops walking for some reason, for example: an interesting acoustical space, a ride in a public trasnsport, etc. Location interpretations could be ascertained by the sounds surrounding the steady central position on the cane: an alley, a busy shopping district, the realtive quietness of a back street, a park, and so forth. This walk would, in itself, finally return to its place of origin. The enregistration for Labyrinth of the inner Ear were accomplished on April 14th and 15th 2006 in Berlin and produced immediatly. [Terry Fox]
This will be a kind of »drone« work consisting of the repetitive tapping of a sightless person (the artist, Siegfried Saerberg) navigating his way through an urban environment and finally returning to the place where the walk began. The sound of the cane, either tapping or sweeping back and forth, would be a constant in this composition. It would cease only when Siegfried stops walking for some reason, for example: an interesting acoustical space, a ride in a public trasnsport, etc. Location interpretations could be ascertained by the sounds surrounding the steady central position on the cane: an alley, a busy shopping district, the realtive quietness of a back street, a park, and so forth. This walk would, in itself, finally return to its place of origin. The enregistration for Labyrinth of the inner Ear were accomplished on April 14th and 15th 2006 in Berlin and produced immediatly. [Terry Fox]
Terry Fox, born 1943 in Seattle/Washington [USA]; lives and works in Köln.
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