Interval (2023)
Interval consists of a ‘stage’ (120x120x50cm), a chair, a lamp, a radio, a kettle and a light bulb. Inspired by the story of one of the most serious storm happened in Europe in 1999, told by a friend, the set presents an immersive audio experience through the objects. By using the audio exciters, attaching on the objects, the sound plays through different surfaces.
The audio twitches together randomly. The lamp represents a sense of time. It turns on and off occasionally. The work title Interval refers to the silence when the lamp turns on.
The work originates from the interviews about winds. It was told about the storm Lothar in Europe in 1999. I processed the vulnerability of the description of the sound in that experience by a friend, transforming it into a tangible experience. The work intends to present a theatrical sense by letting the objects ‘perform’ by themselves.
The work was exhibited at Safehouse, London.
The audio twitches together randomly. The lamp represents a sense of time. It turns on and off occasionally. The work title Interval refers to the silence when the lamp turns on.
The work originates from the interviews about winds. It was told about the storm Lothar in Europe in 1999. I processed the vulnerability of the description of the sound in that experience by a friend, transforming it into a tangible experience. The work intends to present a theatrical sense by letting the objects ‘perform’ by themselves.
The work was exhibited at Safehouse, London.
