Format: Collaborative Sound-Installation with Adam Słowik
Year: 2015
BPH is an empirical investigation on timing.
The sound-installation was designed for a boathouse in the center of Berlin that lies on the river Spree. Huge ships pass the house approximately every 5 minutes, mostly making tours of the city, full of tourists, creating a lot of noise and waves. The sound installation consisted of recordings made of those natural sounds that were minimally artificially distorted. This provoked a reaction of irritation to the public visiting the exhibition, that was unable to tell apart the real-time sounds to the recorded artificial sounds.
Exhibited at Boothaus auf dem Spreefeld, exhibition “39qm Neuland”, Berlin, 2015, DE
Format: Collaborative Sound-Installation with Adam Słowik
Year: 2015
BPH is an empirical investigation on timing.
The sound-installation was designed for a boathouse in the center of Berlin that lies on the river Spree. Huge ships pass the house approximately every 5 minutes, mostly making tours of the city, full of tourists, creating a lot of noise and waves. The sound installation consisted of recordings made of those natural sounds that were minimally artificially distorted. This provoked a reaction of irritation to the public visiting the exhibition, that was unable to tell apart the real-time sounds to the recorded artificial sounds.
Exhibited at Boothaus auf dem Spreefeld, exhibition “39qm Neuland”, Berlin, 2015, DE