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Valeria Jonard: Body Sound Body Sound is an ongoing idea about listening to sound using the body as the producer, as well as the receptor. Heartbeat, breathing and intestinal sounds are the aural material, while the touch and the sight accompany the ears as sound receptors. http://www.valeriajonard.com |
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Nolan Lem: Micropolyphony and Swarm Behavior Nolan Lem is an MFA candidate in Sound Arts at Columbia University. His recent projects involve the use of micropolyphony as a compositional device to model swarm behavior and crowd noise. Applying these concepts to a large, multi-channel format, these sound masses could be realized to create autonomous structures that shape the spatialized contours of high density swarms. http://www.nolanlem.com |
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Carla Cisno: Densified - Rarefied Carla Cisno is an Italian researcher and sound artist currently based in NYC, where she is a MFA candidate at Columbia University. Interested in the expressive use of new technologies and deeply concerned with the experience and occupation of Space and Time, she works essentially on site-responsive and interactive sound environments. In the form of evolutionary surfaces, resonant volumes and sensitive devices, she stages durations, variable, temporalized, non-homogeneous environmental forms that constitute a gestural and situational vocabulary. Aiming at establishing new opportunities for perception, her work suggests a flexible and modulable relationship to space, which becomes an arena of continuous sensorial exchange and a plural, performative context. http://surfacesvolumesdevices.net |